Problem pregnancies are identified more readily and plans for referral and evacuation have been put in place in 57 out of the country's 59 districts.
And yet for all his organisational compulsiveness, Frost readily admits he never planned the way his life turned out.
They all described plenty of change, but no-one could readily point to a planned, targeted strategy for chronic illness care (although there were several examples of planning, trialling and implementing improvements for more discrete problems, such as handling pathology results).
Although a lot of decision support systems already provide helpful functionalities, they are not yet integrated into everyday decision-making, mainly because they do not readily fit into planning processes in practice.
Because ACT draws heavily on existing local expertise and readily available research, planning can be initiated without extensive investment in new modeling or research.
They can at this stage have an influence with regard to care alternatives and access to treatments which may delay cognitive decline and can more readily participate in planning for the future [ 4, 28].
As the system is readily customizable, we plan to extend its scope, for example, to systems and chemical biology, and to the medical and health sciences, as many of the requisite chemical, systems biology, biomedical, disease and anatomy ontologies are already in place and accessible via the OBO Foundry.
First with her tax plan and now with her teacher pay plan, Harris has done something most of the other contenders have not — put out a select number of readily understandable plans that go to perceived economic inequality and Republican support of the rich at the expense of everyone else.
But the often unstated reason is that there isn't a readily available "Plan B". If you stop paying for your cloud storage, that data disappears.
The model thus obtained automatically can be understood, analysed, and readily applied for transportation planning.
