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In the instance of an emergency, such as a burst pipe, the system will identify the nearest worker and get them to the job as quickly as possible.

The new system will identify, and send observers to, high-risk matches among the 900-plus qualifiers for the 2018 World Cup.

As well as looking at those at the bottom, the new appraisal system will identify the top 25% of civil servants so that good performance can be rewarded.

The high validation rate nearly 90%—engenders confidence that functional tests of other candidate genes involved in development and function of the nervous system will identify new components of genetic networks affecting olfactory perception and also implies that natural variation in olfactory perception is highly polygenic.

Ellis Short, the owner, accepts the team needs restructuring with at least six signings required but hopes a new recruitment system will identify several bargains Who's spending it?

Future studies employing the use of primary healthcare and private health systems will identify more CVD events.

An exciting possibility is that disease-specific model systems will identify disease-defining CRG profiles that persist through clonal diversification, allowing the identification of drugs that can more broadly antagonise the cancer cell state (Stratton, 2009).

The system will then identify the most cost effective control strategy according to economic considerations provided by users.

Given a FL tissue at 40x magnification, the system will automatically identify possible high power fields for examination and classify these HPFs into low (i.g. Grades I or II) or high risk (Grade III) category.

Therefore, when a specific flow rate is selected for a system, the system curve will identify the total head that must be overcome.

Instead of struggling to identify ourselves to some electronic system via passwords that are secure only if they are hard to remember, the system will work harder to identify us using biometrics such as fingerprints, iris photographs, or even the individual sound of our hearts.