Mr. Fugate — or Mr. Emergency Management, as President Obama referred to him last week — is a straightforward, honey-toned former director of Florida emergency operations who judges the post-storm condition of communities by the viability of their local economic activity.
Because we defined our condition of community-acquired bacteremia as any positive blood culture obtained within the first 2 days following hospital admission, the patient's exposure status could vary over the first 2 days of admission.
Four cases involved juror misconduct, three involved the admissibility of evidence, one involved defamation, one involved governmental communication to citizens, and one involved the violation of the conditions of community supervision.
As investigators, we must constantly be mindful that these Indigenous 'principles' do not exist in isolation, but are embedded within the geographic and cultural and social conditions of community life.
This has come about mainly because of the HR working conditions of community caregivers on the ground; now the reason why HR is involved it's because they are more to do with HR issues... that's why it is not located here [referring to a health programme], it is located there under Strategic Health Programmes where HR and working conditions is their core competency (DoH).
79 Moreover, unlike the death rates from many other causes, the stillbirth rate had not fallen in response to the 'improvements in the environmental and other conditions of community life effected in past years', and contrasted sharply with the falling rates of mortality in 'practically every other period of life'.
Most biological assessment systems are based on the concept of comparing the current biological community to the "reference conditions"—a status of community observed in the absence of human disturbance or alteration (Bailey and others 2004).
To conserve endangered CSS communities, monitoring internal conditions of communities is as crucial as monitoring distributions of the community type in the region.
The Bioenergy Project of Dartmouth Humanitarian Engineering (DHE) aims to develop clean cooking technologies that improve the health and environmental conditions of communities traditionally reliant upon wood as a fuel source through capacity building sessions.
