Ultimately, layoffs were averted through an eleventh-hour agreement by the city, the Council and the teachers' union.
The annual probability of acquiring HIV was the only key input required for our model to provide an estimate of the number of HIV cases averted through an increase in condom usage.
While political fortunes lie beyond prediction, these scenarios might be averted through the aid of a policy broker and through fostering established and new collaborative forums with institutional arrangements that promote trust and consensus.
The disaster was averted through the actions of Norman Borlaug, an American scientist who had been working at the Centro Internacional de Mejoramiento de Maíz y Trigo (CIMMYT International Centrere for the Improvement of Maize and Wheat) in Mexico.
Previously, model-based methods have been used to estimate the number of measles cases averted through targeted outbreak response vaccination in a setting with low measles vaccine coverage (2).
Now that the collapse of the euro has been averted through easy-term bank bailouts and an empowered European treasury, it's time to reflect on why Europe got into this mess in the first place.
Yes, a near meltdown in 2008 was averted through collective action -- not least via the liquidity of the Federal Reserve and the largess of taxpayers in Europe and the United States.
For example, WHO estimates that, of the approximate 12.7 million measles deaths prevented by immunization from 2000 to 2008, 66% (8.4 million) were averted by maintaining RI coverage at the year 2000 level, while an additional 33% (4.3 million) were averted through increases in RI coverage and mass measles immunization campaigns.
This can be averted through detection and resolution of drug related problems (DRPs) by a pharmacist; however, they are rarely included as members of the palliative care team.
The team was able to learn about how children's deaths are being averted through the work of the FCHVs, through distribution of vitamin A supplements and through routine immunization.
