By implementing a risk-based surveillance strategy in each country in the EU, infections would have a higher probability of being detected early on; as a consequence, the contribution of fellow EU countries to introduction risk would decline (see the probabilities of non-notified AHS occurrence in low- and very-low-risk regions in Figs. 8 and 9).
The anaesthetist considered POA to be a filtering process: to detect early-on potential problems in order to effectively manage the planed admission route for surgery.
A spokesman for the race said that it would be reasonable to assume a large reef formation would be easily detected early on and avoided by changing course, but could not add further comment.
As a result, the national deficit toward health care will simply increase, as even more money will have to go toward the treatment of advanced illnesses that could have been prevented and detected early on.
For example, looming Medicare cuts are expected to have an effect on the prices being paid by commercial insurers, an uptick in costs that would most likely be detected early on by the institute if the data were being monitored in real time.
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Instead, they might opt for close monitoring so that any tumour will be detected early on.
Cerebral palsy is a disorder that can be detected early on.
But, when looking at the bigger picture, the task force has decided that younger women are much likelier to get unneeded biopsies or operations, or to have tumors missed altogether, than to have a true cancer detected early on.
The third tropical depression of the season was detected early on July 27 in the open waters of the Atlantic, north of Bermuda.
