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A concerted and targeted approach should be key for good relief work and to pick up early warning signals of any outbreaks lest they arise.

He shows how the same SOC techniques described in earlier chapters could have generated useful early warning signals of the agricultural crisis.

The exposure of the Government's plans can only be seen as a blatant early warning signal for these people, which will enable them all to switch their fortunes to countries that will both ignore and deny HMRC any information as to their wealth.

"The early warning signal provided by the smoke alarms clearly helped the children to call for help and to make their way out of the property."

Banksman Radar is an intelligent, fully-programmable reversing radar detection system designed to an early warning signal - alerting the operator the potential danger.

The distinctive patterns can be seen in satellite pictures and act as an early warning signal of tectonic stresses, he said.

From the start of the sub-prime crisis to the bail-out of giants such as AIG, the existing financial reporting standards failed to reveal basic flaws in the system or even to send an early warning signal. The failures on Wall Street did not occur suddenly; they were caused by years of flawed financial strategy.

Furthermore, our sophisticated fraud monitoring system will give us an early warning signal to potential fraudulent activity so we will be able to proactively tackle it.

Jeremy Garside, Tees Valley Wildlife Trust chief executive, said: "Changes to wildlife can be an early warning signal that things are changing.

SPC will continually "take the pulse" of the process and provide an early warning signal when the process is going out of control and defects are likely to occur.

The university's Dr Lakis Liloglou said: 'Identification of such damage could serve as a very early warning signal of cancer Breakthrough for treatment