This indicates that GPs may need to be proactively vigilant about the warning signs and risk factors associated with self-harm (5), such as negative emotions and low self-esteem (4, 7, 8) and self-harm thoughts (5).
The mayor might have ordered the ticket deleted, the unpaid ticket may have been proactively purged by a politically-savvy police force, or he may have paid it in full and the the antiquated computer system may have just returned an error.
Other groups can also be proactively adopted as a constituency.
This should be proactively built into the study recruitment protocol.
Subjects will be proactively recruited from primary healthcare centers.
We believe that the public needs to be proactively informed and protected, including through awareness initiatives among urban residents and, in specific areas (15 ), more direct action toward the parasite may be considered.
New technologies emerge continuously, however, and must be proactively planned for in future deployment scenarios.
Importantly, during steroid tapers, insulin dosing should be proactively adjusted to avoid hypoglycemia.
Intrapreneurship may be defined as proactively innovating by introducing new processes and developing new processes and venturing into new businesses to create shareholder value, is deemed vital for established firms to survive and revitalize (Pinchot, 1985; Zahra and Covin 1995).
These results are intriguing and should be studied further to establish whether it may be advisable to proactively orally vaccinate newborn piglets to prevent induction of oral tolerance to ensure that the they can respond appropriately to parenteral vaccines in later life.
