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The commission added that such measures as new crash barriers, warning signs, improved lighting and extra markings on roads might be considered at roads close to rail lines.
Shark experts will gather in Sydney on Tuesday to discuss new safety measures, as new research warns the culling of sharks could indirectly accelerate climate change.
The approach is based on the use of fragment self-similarity measures as new universal molecular descriptors applicable for the design of novel theoretical QSAR models.
The governor has promoted these gambling measures as new sources of revenue for the state at a time when the shrinking economy and the financial ripple effects of the terror attack in New York City have severely crimped state tax collections.
And that — not any itch to play nanny — is why he and Mayor Michael Bloomberg support such measures as new taxes on sodas, which may never happen, and a ban on sugary drinks over 16 ounces, which is in legal limbo.
Because the issues analyzed in the Eastern Neighborhoods were relevant to development throughout San Francisco, the SFDPH and SFDCP are now working to codify some of the mitigation measures as new citywide regulations for planning.
In addition, other strategies such as adequate surveillance and monitoring, reinforcement of existing infection prevention and control measures as well as new technological advancement will help reduce the widespread problem of antimicrobial resistance [ 55– 57] but these aspects are not within the scope of this paper.
It's not a matter of inventing new measures as much as it is using diversity as a lens to look at the measures that we have.
IRT can be used to evaluate, modify, link, compare, and score existing measures as well as develop new instruments [ 1, 2].
The automated analysis suite provides output that includes almost all of the currently existing measures, as well as several new ones introduced here.
HOUSING Corporate relocation was down sharply over the past two years (between 15 and 30 percent, depending on who was measuring) as new hiring stalled and existing employees could not sell their homes in a falling housing market.
