Extreme weather events, such as floods, are becoming more frequent in future with all consequences concerning the safety especially of water retaining structures, in particular, levees used as technical flood protection.
To overcome this frequent limit, future studies should be designed as multicenter trials, involving wider and more homogeneous number of patients.
Armed with more knowledge about these causes of frequent attendance future randomised trials may target those interventions aimed at modifying these causes and reduce illness, attendance and costs.
Yet he also warns that if these attacks go unchallenged, the damage to our social fabric could be lasting, making attacks more frequent in the future.
But as temperatures on Friday dipped to under 38C (100F), signalling the end of nearly four weeks of blistering heat, leading meteorologists warned that the country could expect longer, more intense and more frequent events in future.
By reading this, and, of course saving it for future, frequent reference (when my memory reflects my age), I can now relate even more effectively to my patients, both pediatric and adolescent.
The N.F.L. also announced on Monday an agreement in principle to start working on a test for human growth hormone with a population study, so suspensions could be more frequent in the future.
Spring 2011 illustrated drought conditions in Switzerland again, which are expected to become more frequent in the future.
"It's important because this is the type of event we can assume will be more frequent in the future".
This notwithstanding, memory capacities are increasing and technology advancing at a speed which may make its use more frequent in the future.
