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The network will also be used to determine who will get the scarce and dangerous drugs needed to treat complications of the smallpox vaccine, and when, said Dr. Gina Mootrey, another official at the centers, in announcing the monitoring plan to a panel advising the government on smallpox vaccinations.

The plan must estimate groundwater drawdown and provide a monitoring plan to include the collection, recording, and reporting of data on water levels and quality.

According to EU Directive 2001/18/EC, plant breeders willing to introduce GMO on the market have to accomplish a notification process including an environmental risk assessment (ERA) and a monitoring plan to the competent national and European authorities [5].

Advocates encourage states to have an oversight and monitoring plan to track and resolve problems with MCO performance (NSCLC & DREDF, 2012).

Second, neutral and adaptive markers could be incorporated into a long-term monitoring plan to estimate genetic divergence due to drift and adaptive differentiation among the migratory groups.

We retrospectively studied the waiting times experienced by patients registered on hospital waiting lists for 6 of the 14 surgical procedures identified by the "National monitoring plan to reduce waiting time for elective surgery", by using the Hospital Discharge Database HDDD) of the Piedmont Region (4,463,000 inhabitants in the North West of Italy) from 2006 to 2008.

The association is currently monitoring plans to rebuild the changing room.

We need to have a good ecological understanding of the system we are trying to manipulate, long-term monitoring plans to ensure unforeseen changes can be rapidly detected, and plans for fixing what we have changed if it goes wrong.

Greenwood said it was because of the contentiousness of large infrastructure projects that Labour has promised it would quickly establish an independent National Infrastructure Commission, tasked with identifying the country's long-term infrastructure needs and monitoring plans to meet them.

United, American, Continental and other airlines have submitted monitoring plans to British authorities and had these approved, and are expected to apply for the free allocation, according to European Union officials.

Accordingly, it can inform the design of monitoring plans to study and control the environmental impact of these facilities, as well as the design of contingency plans.