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This may reflect the increasing availability of open access scientific publications in the past decade as well as the support of TORG mentors, which include, if necessary, assisting in obtaining essential literatures.
There are three main reasons why infectious disease surveillance data should be collected: monitoring its incidence so that authorities can be informed and take adequate preventive measures if necessary; assisting the health care sector in planning; and collecting baseline data so that interventions that have been implemented for a particular disease or situation may be evaluated.
If an intervention is not necessary, assist the addict in researching both the addiction and recommended drug treatment plans.
We'll keep U.S. forces there -- we have about 16,000 there today -- as long as necessary to assist the Afghans in terms of dealing with their security situation.
Robertson's role will involve leading the BOA Board in developing the resources and support mechanisms necessary to assist the preparation of British athletes for the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang and the Tokyo 2020 summer Games.
"He continues to be fully committed to working with the parliamentary Labour party and is ready to talk with as many people as necessary to assist that process, discussing policy initiatives and listening to ideas.
But at another point, he said that there would "probably end up being a uniquely Iraqi solution" to the effort to bring Mr. Sadr to justice, and that "we're applying the military force necessary to assist in that regard".
The chairman, Representative Harold Rogers, Republican of Kentucky, said he wanted to know why the agency "suddenly, and I might add mysteriously, announced that these funds were no longer necessary" to assist victims of this summer's string of natural disasters.
It was Gen. John P. Abizaid, the head of Central Command, who said at a news briefing in Baghdad on Monday that there would "probably end up being a uniquely Iraqi solution" to the effort to bring Mr. Sadr to justice, and that "we're applying the military force necessary to assist in that regard".
