"These findings, backed up by temperature monitoring in the same area, suggested that the institute was carrying out all necessary maintenance and monitoring work in compliance with the approved code of practice for the control of legionella".
All practices of the intervention groups (A: pathway developers, B: users) were located in the Marburg region, Germany, whereas the practices of the control group (C) were situated in a neighbouring town.
As such, practices for the control of malaria have been unsatisfactory despite the serious adverse effects of the disease in the BHD in the South West Region.
As a consequence, implementing biosecurity practices for the control of HPAI is especially crucial in those two areas [ 79].
Birth rates continued to be very high, despite both a traditional pattern of late marriage (men on the average at age 27, women at 24 or 25) and the beginnings of the practice of birth control, the effect of which was to become evident only after the Revolution.
When you feel insecure, suspicious, fearful, or out of control, practice releasing the control of your life to Life itself.
The practice of controlling the pumping rate of ESP installations by wellhead chokes can very substantially reduce the energy efficiency of the system.
Silviculture is the practice of controlling the establishment, growth, composition, health, and quality of forests, which are areas that have a high density of trees.
Today, the rich countries can pay the bill for the increasingly costly practice of doping control, but the developing countries cannot.
Finally, the distinction between simple and extended CW in the practice of merger control can be reflected in the exact definition of the 'consumer' used in welfare analysis.
