A recommendation was made that night that glider landings should be considered only when an emergency existed, and that otherwise gliders should take off during the night and land during daylight to avoid the wide dispersal of airborne troops and a decrease in efficiency.
This House has on various occasions come out in favour of creating a single air traffic management system in Europe in order to avoid the current dispersal of control centres, national systems, suppliers of electronic supports, operational systems and programming languages.
In particular, the move to Spain in 1604 enabled it to avoid the dispersal and destruction of the English Crown Jewels and royal collection of plate under the English Commonwealth.
Hand weeding of weedy rice plants is sometimes carried out for light infestations and frequently it is used together with another means of control (e.g. chemical) when the latter has given poor results, so as to avoid grain dispersal.
Thus, we believe strict quarantine measures should be taken to avoid its dispersal.
To avoid putative effects of dispersal between different microhabitats, no samplings were conducted at the border of each microhabitat.
What's more, the hydrodynamic behavior of the target under direct heating indicates that the beam parameter design for HEDP research should come to a compromise, which means, for example, with higher intensity or smaller focal spot, the beam pulse length must be compressed short enough to avoid the target dispersal before the end of the pulse.
It will also set up an organised system of dispersal to reception areas around Britain, which will avoid the creation of instant ghettos such as Folkestone Road, and relieve the strain on the south-east ports.
Early identification of potential ESBL carriers is the first step to withhold the dispersal of these microorganisms and to avoid possible complications [ 8].
In this study, we focused on adults only (>1 year old) to avoid the sampling of doe-fawn pairs prior to weaning and potential dispersal.
