Sentences with phrase «where earlier identification»

This methodology easily can be extended to schools, shelters, youth clubs, juvenile justice centers, and community centers, where earlier identification may help to reduce suicide attempts and deaths.»

Not exact matches

mPrest's command and control system makes an early identification of the target missile, calculates its trajectory, and where it will hit.

Question: So is this where impact sensors are useful: because they may help improve early identification of concussed athletes?

Early identification of ARMD is important, especially for some patients where early revision (implant removal and replacement) can reduce complications and give a better outcome for the patEarly identification of ARMD is important, especially for some patients where early revision (implant removal and replacement) can reduce complications and give a better outcome for the patearly revision (implant removal and replacement) can reduce complications and give a better outcome for the patient.

The early identification and support of big research ideas is where Foresight Institute creates the most impact.

After completion of her Ph.D. program and in order to increase the international dimension of her career, she subsequently joined the Ragon Institute as a postdoctoral fellow in Dr. Yu's and Dr. Lichterfeld's labs, where she has been working for almost 3 years in different projects related to viral persistence, including the characterization of the HIV - 1 reservoir in patients treated during the early phase of the infection and the identification of cells with stem - cell like properties contributing to HIV - 1 long - term persistence.

Yee's SB 596 would require the California Department of Education to establish a three - year pilot program in four schools where special education, mental health and school climate services are integrated for early identification and support of students with learning and behavior needs.

Response When conducting systematic evidence reviews that require the identification, collection, and analysis of thousands of study findings, researchers must make important early decisions regarding where and how far back to look for evidence.

Chief Magistrate Roberts acquitted the accused relying on an earlier Nova Scotia court judgment: «Unless the witness is able to testify with confidence what characteristics and what «something» has stirred and clarified his memory or recognition, then an identification confined to «that is the man», standing by itself, can not be more than a vague general description and is untrustworthy in any sphere of life where certitude is essential.»

[85] This view is reinforced in chapter 7 of Barbara Jo Fidler et al., Challenging Issues in Child Custody Disputes: A Guide for Legal and Health Professionals (Toronto: Carswell, 2008), where the authors emphasize the importance of early identification, case management, and post-judgment control.

I don't think we will ever eliminate suicide, but we will have a community where it occurs less often and that understands more about early identification of some of the behaviours that might lead to self - harm and suicide.

He also was on medical staff at Children's Hospital of Orange County as a pediatric psychologist, where he served on a collaborative project with the UCI Child Development Center regarding the early identification of ADHD in preschool - age children.