surveillance

Clear definitions about cerebral palsy and its lifelong impact also play a crucial role in public health surveillance.

Tumors are notoriously good evaders of immune surveillance because they trick immune cells into viewing them as innocent bystanders.

Parlatore told CBS there was eyewitness testimony and video surveillance that the woman was sober and grabbed him by the arm to lead him upstairs.

Over the next six days, three men and a woman, posing as police officers and a judge, kept her under constant surveillance on Skype, with her phone camera running nonstop.

Secret Service communications chief Guglielmi said the robotic dogs were “equipped with surveillance technology, and an array of advanced sensors that support our protective operations”.