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Table 4 summarises the discussion of how recommended security solutions (see Section Recommended security measures and future challenges) might be able to prevent, detect and pro-actively defend against the threats stated in Table 2.

To determine if NIH funding might better correlate with world or future disease burden, we performed sensitivity analyses with global measures and future projections (2015 and 2030), all derived from the GBD project (Supporting Table S3).

When restricted to global measures, mortality (p = 0.05) and DALYs (p = 0.001) were predictive of funding in univariate analyses (adjusted R2 values 0.11 and 0.30), but only DALYs were retained in all the multivariable models of both global measures and future predictions.

While Haworth et al. (2007) reported that internet and in-person versions of mathematics and reading ability correlate with one another, no such information is available for these language measures, and future work should test the validity of these measures.

In the following sections, we provide brief reviews of the state of knowledge about human/public health outcomes associated with HABs, microbes, and chemical pollutants in the oceans; with flooding and inundation events; and with the consumption of seafood; and we review the implications for management measures and future research priorities.

The validation using West Nile and chikungunya data gives us confidence that this method will be a useful epidemiologic measure and future directions include investigations of field isolated dengue from endemic areas.

The board's index of consumer confidence, which measures current and future expectations, fell to 79.4 from 93.7 in September.

However, when questioned more specifically about reported findings, measures taken and future plans, most of them were unable to remember specific, weekly/monthly or even yearly visits to a given site.

Understanding the role of dromedary camels and possibly other animals in transmission of MERS-CoV to humans remains a priority for future investigation to enable development of targeted control measures and prevent future cases and deaths from this emerging pathogen.

The study will ideally provide guidance for institutions and communities considering energy efficiency measures and for future researchers designing randomized experiments to study residential energy use.

There are limited psychometric data on these measures and a future study would benefit from using well-established measures to assess imagery, memory, and anxiety in relation to feared scenarios.