An increased effort to identify these patients in the healthcare system in time for proper pre-dialysis care including preparation for RRT is needed.
An increased effort by bioinformaticians to identify erroneous pseudogenes in existing databases would be desirable, confirming the importance of using multiple data sources to improve genome annotation.
In the area of capacity building we recommend: An increased effort to engage in the development of District Water and Sanitation Plans; A rapid mobilisation of vehicles to the districts; The development of more functional procedures to provide financial support to District Assemblies and to pay the salaries of District Resource Persons.
But others said the attacks demanded an increased effort for peace.
Officials with the city and the Marines said the payment reflected an increased effort by the Marines to follow up on more than 2,000 outstanding tickets on more than 25 vehicles.
It is concluded that greater realisation of integrated conservation in Greece necessitates policy reforms related mainly to sectoral legal frameworks to promote environmentalism as well as an increased effort by the managing authorities to facilitate a broader framework of public dialogue and give local communities incentives to sustainably benefit from protected areas.
We hope this movement will lead to an increased effort by politicians across the political spectrum to work together to solve our nation's biggest problems.
Pearson and Uricchio also noted beyond the origin story and such events as the introduction of Robin, "Until recently, the fixed and accruing and hence, canonized, events have been few in number," a situation altered by an increased effort by later Batman editors such as Dennis O'Neil to ensure consistency and continuity between stories.
Generalisations about the factors determining mast seeding will only become possible through an increased effort in long-term monitoring of phenological patterns in the tropics.
The fact that, in contrast, survival was not significantly reduced for firstborn sons could be due to an increased effort made by parents to protect the life of their first son, especially in his early years, because at that time he is still the only son they have, and therefore the only potential heritor of their wealth.
Another interpretation of our findings would be that the increased midline DMN activity, and especially MPFC activity [9], [73], related to mind-wandering in comparison to task-related interferences and external distractions reflects an increased effort to reorient attention toward the SART.
