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This study was conducted at Bugando Medical Centre (BMC), Tanzania to determine the prevalence of neonatal sepsis, predictors of positive blood culture, deaths and antimicrobial susceptibility, thus providing essential information to formulate a policy for management of neonatal sepsis.
In the UK the available TVWS frequencies are likely to range between 470 MHz and 790 MHz with 8 MHz wide channels, for which Ofcom is currently formulating a policy for future use.
A government response was to formulate a policy Agenda for Children Ministryy for Social Development, 2002).
The information collected was used to formulate a policy and procedure for the Pharmacist-managed IV-Pouronversinstitution at our institution.
In 1964, Dukinfield Borough Council convened a meeting of neighbouring local authorities with the aim of formulating a policy of cross-authority social improvement for the districts in the Tame Valley.
Australia has tried for years to formulate a policy that would deter would-be immigrants from trying to reach Christmas Island, a territory in the Indian Ocean that is Australia's closest point to Indonesia.
In the 1970s, policy makers found it necessary to formulate a common policy for low-income countries 6 8 since many donors and scientists at the time questioned the value of measles vaccination.
In June, Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin suspended the OHP program to install ERAD in troopers' vehicles until the Department of Public Safety could "formulate a clear policy for using this new technology".
He also has to formulate an immigration policy for the conservative white working-class.
No one in government seems to feel a responsibility for warning about such possibilities and formulating a detailed policy for dealing with them.
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration has formulated a new policy for Sudan that proposes working with that country's government, rather than isolating it as President Obama had pledged to do during his campaign.
