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The new trends in global transmission stands as an important reminder that it is essential to design and implement a rigorous disease detection, prevention and treatment plan starting first at the community level.

Our primary objective was to design and implement a rigorous epidemiologic study on the population health effects of forest fire smoke exposure as estimated by surface measurements of PM mass concentrations.

Den called the group "Za Ondekoza" or Ondekoza for short, and implemented a rigorous set of exercises including long-distance running.

After leaving Academy of the Pacific Rim, Mr. Lemov served as the Vice President for Accountability at the State University of New York Charter Schools Institute, the leading authorizer of charters in New York, where he designed and implemented a rigorous school accountability system.

Liu and Patel aimed to introduce under- graduates to the process of peer review and to implement a rigorous review process parallel to that of established academic journals.

The Federal Republic of Germany has chosen to implement a rigorous internal and external QA program for biological analyses (Lehnert et al. 1999; Schaller et al. 1991, 1995).

Transportation officials in New Jersey asked the federal Environmental Protection Agency today for more time to fully implement a rigorous system for checking auto emissions, citing continuing problems at smaller inspection stations.

Murakawa would like Japan to implement a rigorous certification program for judo instructors like the one in France, which has the most registered judo practitioners in the world, 76 percent of whom are children.

The IOM invited representatives from each of the 4 core evaluations to elucidate the decision making process and the options that were available to develop and implement a credible and rigorous evaluation that was also feasible, affordable, and maximally matched to the priority evaluation questions, aims, and audiences.

In 1918, the island of Madagascar, then a French colony, also implemented a "rigorous quarantine" and did not report cases of influenza until April 1919.

The false discovery rate (FDR) of each comparison (CA1 vs. CA3 and CA1 vs. CK) was calculated by the winflat program which implements a rigorous statistical analysis described by Audic and Claverie [ 18].