Sentences with phrase «needs populations track»

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21ST - CENTURY DETECTION AND PREVENTION Value Chain Track As the burden of chronic ailments increases along with our aging populations, public health experts are in near - universal agreement that we need to a far better job of preventing disease.

Greenleaf, who has been tracking school population numbers for years, has determined that you need 60 kindergarten seats for every 100 births in the Community Board 1 area (roughly the area south of Canal St).

All you need is a camera and an Internet connection to help researchers track bumblebee populations.

Ecologists needed a way to more easily keep track of populations of amphibians, and green glow sticks lit the way.

High contrast images facilitate robust automatic tracking and behavioural analysis of hundreds of individual cells within heterogeneous cell populations is now possible without the need for intrusive dyes or labels, bringing unique morphological, temporal, and dynamic phenotypic data to your research.

By 2050, the United States is well on track to grow from 5 million active Alzheimer's patients today to 14 million patients needing full - time care (roughly the entire current populations of New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago put together).

Tracking those factors is necessary to ensure that efforts to improve the learning environment are effective and that schools don't overlook the needs of students from some populations, like those from racial minority groups, researchers say.

There is simply no way to adequately serve the gifted population without differentiated learning tracks that assess and address the individual abilities and needs of the student.

Providing accurate records of the cats you're caring for (i.e. rabies vaccination dates, when spay / neuter was performed, etc.), can help us keep track of populations, provide assistance with lost and found cats, and create a network for assistance with needs such as temporary coverage on feeding.

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With a world population on track to hit close to 10 billion people by 2050, we need to make smart choices today.

They say we are on a track to cross that line in a handful of years, and once we cross that line, going back to where we need to be to feed our population becomes a Herculean task.

• Well - versed in dealing with displaced families or families hit with natural disasters • Adept at identifying families eligible for community services and assisting them through the enrollment process • Competent at assisting families in need of financial help regarding food stamps and healthcare help • Track record of extensive fund raising for populations hit with natural disasters

To improve self - management in diabetes populations, we plan to test proven population - based methods that will take into account these patients» needs to overly maintain self - reliance, such as the use of registries for population - based tracking to prevent patients from «falling through the cracks,» the use of telephone contacts or appointments, and the use of proactive contacts, surveillance, and reminders to keep disengaged patients involved in their own health care.

«All states need to do whatever it takes to get all kids ─ especially in populations that are struggling ─ on track with this milestone,» added Smith.