The high incidence of alpha-globin gene defect found should steer attention to the importance of hemoglobinopathies in our population and may justify contemplating social preventive measures such as establishing premarital, screening for α-thalassemia especially in consanguineous mating.
China already employs a sprawling bureaucracy of government, party, and industry bodies, and local affiliates down to the neighborhood level, to screen, filter, and steer public opinion online and regulate various facets of the industry.
He will not relax until the last group tees off on Sunday and the blips on the radar screen steer clear of the Southern California coastline.
During a succession of ABC jobs - including a stint as entertainment president in the mid-1980s - he helped steer to the screen such series as "thirtysomething," "The Wonder Years," "China Beach," "Full House," "Roseanne" and "Twin Peaks". .
Participants were screened for depression using the Beck Depression Inventory, which is a 21-item screener for depressive symptoms (BDI; Beck and Steer 1987).
Islamic mutual funds, for instance, will have to beyond the negative screens it primarily imposes in selecting stocks to developing positive screens that steer investments towards those opportunities that can lead to sustainable development strategies.
At a time when robots crowd factory lines, algorithms steer cars and smart screens litter the checkout aisles, automation is the new spectre.
During a succession of ABC jobs, he helped steer to the small screen such 1980s series as "thirtysomething," "Roseanne," "The Wonder Years," "China Beach" and "Full House".
The participant plays a simple video game, using a computer mouse directly linked to a pointer figure on a computer screen to steer a target figure into a designated area (See Figure 1a).
JJ Abrams directs the new Star Wars movie — the one which many believe is the project George Lucas could and should have steered to the screen 16 years ago instead of Phantom Menace and the whole prequel trilogy.
