Sentences with phrase «increased surveillance»

The bolstered security will include rapid radiation response trucks, bomb - detecting canines and increased surveillance at all high - profile locations, the governor said.

An individual's clinical risk factors could help guide skin cancer screening and identify those at high risk for melanoma who could benefit from increased surveillance.

Support continued for home visitation despite the fact that differences in child maltreatment were no longer significant by the time the children in the Elmira trial reached age 4 years, 7 perhaps because of increased surveillance of the families by the nurses.8

A report published online on 3 March by the Journal of Infectious Diseases similarly calls for increased surveillance of humans who work in the commercial hog industry.

The expert group recommends increased surveillance in the Mekong, Africa, and elsewhere specifically for the K13 C580Y strain, so other countries can act quickly and switch drugs if needed.

These attempts come against the backdrop of the Investigatory Powers Bill, promoted by Theresa May whilst she was Home Secretary, which increases the surveillance powers not only of the police, but also other agencies including the SFO.

«Governments became more fearful of Islamic extremism and responded by either (a) boosting nationalism as a counter-force or (b) tightening regulations and increasing surveillance over all religious expression,» the report said.

«Unaffected carriers with this mutation are at increased risk for the development of lung cancer irrespective of their smoking status and should be followed by increased surveillance, including low - dose computed tomography,» he adds.

Much of the debate following the shootings in Ottawa and Saint - Jean - sur - le - Richelieu has turned on whether or not increased surveillance by Canadian law enforcement and intelligence agencies could have prevented the actions of Michael Zehaf - Bibeau and Martin Couture - Rouleau.

Around Selbu, it recommended increased surveillance, but no culling of moose yet.

In recent weeks, the US has been increasing surveillance flights over Syria to gather more data about where IS fighters are working from.

As increasing surveillance powers have long been a priority for Prime Minister May, her government might be unwilling to agree to robust protections of privacy.

Several Bethlehem residents had reported incidents of soiled cat litter being strewn on their properties over the past few years, and police recently began increasing their surveillance.

What's needed, says Bennett, is to increase surveillance along the smuggling routes, and use sniffer dogs, DNA tests and smartphone apps to identify species.

The researchers argue that their findings suggest the need to re-double efforts to address the TB burden in India, and urgently increase surveillance in the private sector, as well as ensure greater collaboration between the private and public sector in India.

«We're really looking at things that will provide the physician with the ability to make a treatment plan,» for example, by adding increased surveillance, says Sherri Bale, managing director of GeneDx.

Possibly due to the greatly increased surveillance of youths in drug court, however, these relative reductions in antisocial behavior did not translate to corresponding decreases in re-arrest or incarceration.

They probe the need for safety and security, which is frequently used as an argument for increasing surveillance while often ignoring the problems of discriminatory controls and criminalization that follow.

The FBI is notified when someone on a list applies to purchase a gun, often resulting in increased surveillance of a suspect.

If the government is serious about tackling terrorism, politicisation and increased surveillance in private schools and universities will not be enough.

The Greeks built a fence along that border and increased surveillance at vast expense.

Preventive and early detection measures may include increased surveillance, chemoprevention, surgical intervention, and family testing.

This means that proposals such as the recent US legislative proposal to require direct «cooperation» from companies bypassing key legal safeguards and increasing surveillance powers — to the detriment our rights and freedoms — would not be acceptable.

«Governments became more fearful of Islamic extremism and responded by either (a) boosting nationalism as a counter-force or (b) tightening regulations and increasing surveillance over all religious expression,» stated the WWL report.

The rising level of trust comes even though half of all American Muslims believe that they're being singled out for increased surveillance and monitoring, the study says.

It does not stop the increasing surveillance of citizens by public and private entities.

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«If there is a reason for something to go from low - risk to high - risk then the health ministers get together and change the requirements for that and increase the surveillance that they ask the Department of Agriculture then to undertake,» he said.

Unite believes the new powers will be used to increase the surveillance of trade union members and risk furthering the scandal of employee blacklists.

As part of the ongoing «Operation Calm Life», the government has also said there will be increased surveillance of financial institutions, including banks, forex bureaus and other microfinance companies.

He believes that there is an important debate to be had about the impact that increased surveillance and security measures could have on the communities of East London once the games have finished.

Law enforcement agencies across the US responded by going on heightened alert, and the FBI planned to increase its surveillance of Americans under investigation for apparent ties to the Islamic State.

He also said they have increased surveillance at commercial centres, markets, motor parks, amusement parks and shopping malls in the state capital to ensure protection of the populace.

«Our increased surveillance resulted in the destruction of illegal refineries, militant camps, and arrest of several criminals among others.»

All of this increased surveillance has raised the ire of civil rights organizations, in particular the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), that question whether U.S. citizens are trading too many of their personal freedoms for enhanced security.

However, George Church, a synthetic biologist at Harvard Medical School, is calling for increased surveillance, licensing and added measures to prevent the accidental release of synthetic life.

While the more severe sequelae of these risk factors for CVD conditions may not become manifest while service members are actively serving, increased surveillance and control of these risk factors have the potential to favorably impact service members» long term health, thereby improving their quality of life and potentially reducing future medical costs for the care of chronic health conditions.

Because the species is likely to be found in other parts of British Columbia, McMahon says that there will be increased surveillance for it.

Part of our increased surveillance efforts include the sale of both prescription and off the shelf flu medications.

The issues surrounding honey bee colony declines and honey bee losses requires extensive standardized data collection, increased surveillance and surveys of management practices and further research.

There's also the potential for them to participate in earlier screening, increased surveillance, prophylactic surgeries and chemoprevention studies, explains Vilar - Sanchez.

However, prior knowledge of an increased risk can result in increased surveillance, and cancer is most curable when caught early.

«This study emphasizes the importance of increased surveillance for delirium in the postoperative period and the consideration of tailored transitional care planning and extended rehabilitation for older patients,» States Dr. Sharon Inouye, principal investigator for the study.

The presence of a common risk allele can indicate a need for increased surveillance, while a negative result implies a risk similar to the general population.