The apparent decline in the risks indicates that recent preventive efforts have been effective, but the findings documented here emphasize the need for the unrelenting application of measures designed to prevent nontraumatic LEAs early in the course of type 1 diabetes.
Our approach to accommodate dynamic topology reconfiguration is to use a new technique that decomposes routing relations into two stages: the calculation of output ports on the current minimal path and the application of routing restrictions designed to prevent deadlock.
Rigorous application of recently highlighted measures designed to prevent kidney injury and to protect renal function in an ICU population remains warranted [34].
Rigorous application of recently highlighted measures designed to prevent kidney injury and to protect renal function in an ICU population remains warranted [ 34].
Fur straight off a dead animal will rot, so manufacturers fight off decay through the application of a plethora of chemicals designed to prevent putrefaction.
In contrast, the application of extensive fuel management treatments designed to prevent extreme fire behaviour diminished timber flow, but, as with partial cut harvesting, reduced the area with high snag densities and extended periods without disturbance.
(One positive application is the development of drugs designed to prevent such transporters from helping cancer cells resist chemotherapy).
The applications for closed material procedures (CMPs) appear designed to prevent details emerging about the controversial roles of Freddie Scappaticci, the west Belfast man alleged to be the military informer codenamed Stakeknife, who ran the IRA's internal security unit in the 1990s; and Martin McGartland, a former RUC agent who infiltrated the IRA.
The VM provisioning algorithms have been designed to prevent oscillations in the size of the application server pool.
Writing for the majority, Justice Stephen Breyer noted "the importance of federal habeas corpus principles designed to prevent federal courts from interfering with a state's application" of its own procedural rules.
1 This paper describes the application of NICE systematic review methodology 2 to the studies of e-therapy, focusing in particular on interventions designed to prevent or treat eating disorders.
