Traumatic brain injuries will continue to pose serious population health challenges, and the sustainability of care for TBI patients will be increasingly questioned in the face of growing health care needs and decreased resources.
Furthermore, the localized mass loss of livestock resources due to WA-MCF may pose significant population bottlenecks and subsequent loss of valuable diversity.
In our patients, the mean transpulmonary pressures were comparable between conventional and noisy PSV, suggesting that the new mode of assisted mechanical ventilation did not pose this population at higher risk of lung injury.
Unless we successfully address the 21st-century challenges posed by population growth, food insecurity and water scarcity, many of the gains that we have made in improving the human condition could be reversed.
Because of the potential hazards it poses to population centers, Mauna Loa is part of the Decade Volcanoes program, which encourages studies of the world's most dangerous volcanoes.
On the contrary, SG-C18A poses greater population of free silanols on the support surface, and probably they are responsible for changes of nucleotides retention in various pH.
Costs associated with managing complex care patients have generated a growing sense of urgency due to the increasing emphasis on accountability, the sustainability of health care, and pressures posed by population aging.
Evidence-informed decision-making is an essential ingredient of any strategy that aims to deal with the complex challenges posed by population changes, limited resources, advancements in technology, and changing public expectations.
The fires are located in isolated areas and do not pose threats to population centres.
Much of our education policy has been introduced as a bracing antidote to the competitive threat China and India pose; without a population that is better skilled, economic stagnation will become our fate.
