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early warning system

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early warning system
a specific procedure for the early detection of any departure from normal frequencies of clinical cases or serological reactors of specific diseases by monitoring a sample of the population at risk.


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Taiwan plans to build its first undersea seismic station, designed to improve the island's early warning system and save valuable seconds when earthquakes strike, officials said.
Taiwan plans to build its first undersea seismic station, designed to improve the island's early warning system and save valuable seconds when earthquakes strike, officials said.
A Maternal Early Warning System (MEWS) was set up at Liverpool Women's Hospital in 2004, and is now being taken up by scores of hospitals throughout the country.
 
 
 
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