Still, Unesco's report found that progress had been made in controlling the biggest menace to native animals and plants: invasive species, which are largely introduced by humans.
Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, the commander of the Fourth Infantry Division, which is deployed north of Baghdad, said that his soldiers had been successful in reducing infiltration across the Iran-Iraq border and that he thought progress had been made in controlling Iraq's border with Syria.
Nassau County officials say they have streamlined the operating costs of seizing cars under the county's D.W.I. program, but little progress has been made in controlling the delays that have plagued the processing of these cars once they are turned over to the county attorney's office.
In the last 60 years, great progress has been made in controlling and preventing schistosomiasis in China.
Although significant achievements have been made in controlling TB in China over the last decade [1], [2], multidrug-resistant (MDR-) and extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis (XDR-TB) cases have been widespread, causing a public health problem in China and worldwide in recent years [3] [8].
All the three regimens of IPT in children were safe and highly efficacious ClinicalTrials.gov NCT00561899 Although significant advances have been made in controlling malaria during the last two decades, the disease remains a major cause of mortality and morbidity in sub-Saharan Africa.
By 1990 significant progress had already been made in controlling poliomyelitis throughout much of Europe and it appeared that 32 countries had interrupted transmission.
(27) The results from this study show that little consistent progress has been made in controlling nitrate concentration and flux in the Mississippi River basin since 1980, and that concentration and flux are increasing in some parts of the basin.
The advisory group emphasised that, in those regions where achievements or advancements had been made in controlling vectorial and transfusional T. cruzi transmission, congenital transmission constituted the main and most persistent form of the parasitosis among the human population.
