According to UNISDR (2005) the first of these, risk knowledge, requires a systematic collection and analysis of data and should include a dynamic assessment of hazards and physical, social, economic, and environmental vulnerabilities, and of the ways in which hazards and vulnerabilities are changing in the short and long term.
The robustness for changing operating conditions, numerical stability in long-term transient behavior and the pressure-term consideration are generally the main concerns of the Galerkin Reduced-Order Models (ROM).
Fundamental to quality service is knowledge of aging and communication changes and disorders associated with this process, institutional alternatives, and the changing nature of today's elders in long-term care.
It's a much more complex process to be a good philanthropist if you're investing in long-term, system-changing outcomes.
Changing patterns in hospital morbidity may, therefore, induce a shift in long-term care needs.
I believe in long-term politics".
This ground-up approach is the first building block in changing lives in the long term.
In addition, common attitudes toward the quality of long-term care are changing in a more demanding and client-oriented direction.
To evaluate whether the genes identified as dynamically changing in response to tamoxifen are associated with long-term follow up we downloaded four Affymetrix primary breast tumor datasets [ 11, 34, 35] from the NCBI GEO for patients that had all been treated with tamoxifen and for whom corresponding outcome data were available (Table 1).
Europe is undeniably changing in fundamental ways, and most of those changes are good for long-term economic growth -- and for the euro.
This week we asked him some questions over email about the press and its failings.DiA: What is the biggest problem with the news media in America today?Mr Rosen: The cost of changing settled routines seems too high, but the cost of not changing is, in the long term, even higher.
