Rapid population growth along with an increase in the frequency and intensity of climate change-related effects in coastal urban environments emphasise the need for the development of new instruments to help disaster planners and policy makers to select and prioritise mitigation and adaptation measures.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2288/9/11/prepub We are grateful to Rodney Gush and Julie Richardson, of Moor Instruments, for help and support.
We recommend that future diagnostic studies should pay attention to the practical purposes of screening instruments, to help informing primary care on the best way to use these instruments.
Extensive computerization of PCC records allows the creation of mechanisms and instruments to help the professional improve his or her approach to particular health problems and adherence to current clinical practice guidelines.
The plane beat its way through dark and stormy skies for six hours before it arrived over the small island of Yakushima, where it was to wait for two accompanying B-29s, the Great Artiste, which was outfitted with instruments to help assess the power of the bomb, and Big Stink, a camera plane.
Increasingly, the radar data has collected in collaboration with radar instruments to help delineated the region of increased slope displacement and collected a massive amount of data between the radar disc rock scan on the slope with continuously in short period of real time.
In adults, the focus of instruments for helping prognostication is on estimating life expectancy, and their use often relates specifically to decision-making around end-of-life issues.
Besides, we propose applying the instrument to help designers of educational games to get better tailored their games to their target audiences.
And how on earth is the country that did so much to create the idea of a free press on the verge of using a medieval instrument to help regulate it?
