Our study adds to the existing evidence that a 6 months nurse-coordinated prevention programme, that can be easily implemented, leads to an overall decrease in cardiovascular risk that is sustained at 1 year after an ACS.
It has been demonstrated that uncertainty about whether a punishment will be implemented leads to more cooperation and a reduction in free riding, at least in a peer-punishment scenario [ 16].
Failing to notice, define, decide, choose, and implement leads a bystander not to engage in helping behaviour.
Examples of words used to characterize the capabilities of schools and the expectations of qualities to be imbued into students are listed below: Advance, aim, aspire, build, develop, enable, encourage, ensure, expand, facilitate, foster, implement, lead, prepare, produce, provide, strive.
Furthermore, the batch effect correction implemented leads to a substantial increase in the sensitivity of statistical tests.
Our detailed examination of the historical context in which these procedures were devised and implemented leads us to consider the importance of time and space, power and efficacy, to the development of a more nuanced understanding of the shifting public health response to an increasingly fluid, mobile, and inter-connected society.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, implemented LEAD in April 2014, targeting heroin and opiate users and subsistence dealers.
All three cities implementing LEAD are in states that have expanded Medicaid, critical to the program's affordability.
Edwards told HuffPost the city should also recommend that residents living in homes with lead pipes switch to bottled water, implement lead-corrosion control strategies and remind children to wash their hands to reduce their exposure to lead dust and soil.
The final topic deals with considerations and challenges to further implement lead miRNA indicators into useful biomarkers that deliver solutions for unmet clinical needs in cancer medicine.
