Initially instituted to control migration, it still affects the prospects of those born in the 1990s like Rocky and Lena.
A cap on medical-school enrollment was instituted to control supply, but in the years since, population growth has outpaced the number of newly trained physicians.
Initially, the program was instituted to control the HPAI H5N2 virus outbreak that occurred during that year [ 6].
This could lead to bias estimates of the effect of low-dose corticosteroids on mortality unless methods are instituted to control for potential confounders.
For instance, in Brazil, where the CD rates weigh heavily on the national health insurance fund, equal pay for all types of delivery was instituted to control CD rates from 1980, but this led to only a temporary halting of the increase in number of babies delivered by caesarean delivery.
However, more recent work suggests that, at least in the majority of cases, when therapy is instituted to control hyperglycemia and blood glucose levels fall, the refractions first change in the hyperopic direction on the timescale of a few days or weeks and then gradually return to their baseline values on the timescale of a few weeks or months [ 9– 14].
The increase in ESBL-secreting E. coli strains coincides with a marked decrease in the prevalence of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) in several countries [ 18], indicating that the mechanisms involved differ and that measures instituted to control MRSA are not sufficient to prevent outbreaks of ESBL-secreting organisms.
Hospitals and their medical staffs, such as Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, have instituted programs to control the costs of medical care and strengthen its quality and value.
The results of the present study suggest that U.S. veterinarians are more likely to institute measures to control or prevent infection following castration than producers given the higher prevalence of disinfectant, antimicrobial and vaccine use.
Ms. Afary says that mandatory premarital programs to teach about sex and birth control, instituted in 1993 to control population growth, helped women delay pregnancy and changed their views toward marriage.
