Posted policies/instructions, such as 'adults only' and 'children only' may assist to avoid this type of situation.
Several lines of research retrospectively suggested that high temporal information about the binding kinetics can assist to avoid systematic bias and potential errors of obtained data under equilibrium and non-equilibrium conditions [5 7].
Attorneys who work with the NYIFUP don't expect everyone they assist to avoid deportation, but believe their role is important because detained immigrants are particularly vulnerable.
(2007), helpers may help raise non-related infants to gain parenting experience; to avoid expulsion from the territory of the breeders they are assisting; to avoid expulsion from the group; to benefit from group augmentation effects (e.g. safety in numbers effects); or to advertise their genetic quality and thereby gain social prestige and perhaps increase future mating opportunities.
This paper argues that, through an examination of the personal landscapes of fertility travel, the diverse processes involved in reproductive travel can be better understood and policymakers can be assisted to avoid what might be regarded as simplistic responses to cross-border reproductive care.
Even in the case of in-hospital stillbirths of borderline weight, hospital staff may assist the family to avoid the cost of burial by recording the death as a miscarriage.
Vehicles are equipped with communication modules to let the vehicles share their information such as velocity, position, and heading, etc. Collision warning system alerts and assists the driver to avoid the collision.
The chapter assists the systems engineer to avoid the most common pitfalls in deploying Windows 2000 to a hostile Internet-facing environment using mostly on onboard, built-in tools.
It is truly difficult to disentangle the relationship between each other, but a clearer understanding of the complex interactions between IDH and LVH might assist in devising useful strategies to avoid the occurrences of both.
Wherever possible, assessments were completed in the morning to assist children with concentration and to avoid the high midday temperatures common in the area which sometimes exceed 35 degrees Celsius.
