Therefore, we require an effective and automated monitoring and guiding mechanism to expedite and control air traffic at the airports.
Fees from overseas students, who pay around £12,000 a year, contribute more than £1.5 billion annually, 8% of universities' total income.To attract these crucial customers, universities offer to meet them at airports, run events to settle them in and arrange for police to visit campuses to expedite visa controls.
This includes analyzing and evaluating suppliers' products, selecting appropriate suppliers, negotiating supply contracts, placing purchase orders, expediting and controlling orders placed for material, developing standards for material purchased and administering vendor or user claims.
A recent randomized trial of elderly women with first cataract showed that compared to delayed-surgery controls, expedited surgery resulted in a 34% reduced rate of fall (Harwood et al 2005).
Adding colloidal silver water to your dog's drinking bowl as well to expedite recovery and control the condition before.
In such highly diversified and open market environment, the integrated control strategy has expedited the concept of Demand Response.
I recommend printing out the receipt and holding onto the paperwork through your departure from the country — it expedited my exit when passport control couldn't locate my visa in the computer.
Builders also have a procedural incentive: designs that include a green roof in the stormwater control plan receive expedited processing.
We designed and implemented a practice guideline for the management of patients presenting to the emergency department (ED) with the primary diagnosis of AF, with emphasis on appropriate cardioversion, use of oral rate-controlling medications, and expedited referral to an outpatient AF clinic.
The availability of European-descent population cohorts, such as those made available by the Wellcome Trust Case Control Consortium [The Wellcome Trust Case Control Consortium, 2007], has expedited the use of "shared controls" between GWAS, reducing the burden of sample collection and genotyping [Zhuang et al., 2010].
