Although the aim of malaria control is to reduce morbidity and mortality in the general population through improved access to prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, elimination requires a case-by-case focus, finding and treating symptomatic and asymptomatic infections alike, and taking action in specific foci to immediately prevent onward transmission.
However, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs stressed that decisions were made on a case-by-case basis focusing on environmental impacts.
Mr. Wyden proposes examining the reactors on a case-by-case basis, focusing on those with a boiling water design of the type used at Fukushima, to consider which ones should have their spent fuel pools partly emptied.
Scientists generally agree that transgenic foods should be assessed on a case-by-case basis, focusing on the particular product rather than on the process by which it was created.
Thus far, the design has been done in a somewhat ad hoc and case-by-case manner, focusing on individual bio-blocks while lacking the system level understanding of the whole process.
Transcripts were analysed on a case-by-case basis, focusing on: the ways in which the participants understood their emotional health and well being; their attitudes towards help-seeking for emotional distress; and their experiences if they had tried to access mental health services.
Payments in connection with separate consulting agreements will be assessed on a case-by-case basis with particular focus on the company's rationale, and payments to reward general performance or service will generally not be viewed as a compelling rationale.
"We have implemented common sense guidelines for prosecutorial discretion, are beginning a case-by-case review process to focus federal enforcement resources on the highest priority individuals, and are making improvements to the Secure Communities program, all of which strengthen the government's ability to target criminals even more effectively," Miranda said in a statement.
Ineffective bullying prevention programs only focus on case-by-case incidents of bullying.
As conflicts with nature protection and landscape scenery have to be subject to case-by-case examination, the further article is focussed on safety distance approaches, addressing shading and noise protection.
Regarding the threshold problem, we may place our studies in one extreme, of a case-by-case description of occurrence of activity foci in estimated cytoarchitectonic areas, where the other extreme is represented by spatial grand averaging studies, which may occasionally present results that are not shared by all individuals.
