Will we see increased emphasis on marriage, family, and individual responsibility as the source of economic support?
The last decades have seen increased emphasis on the quality of training for direct-care staff serving people with intellectual disabilities.
Some thoughts on pathways, modes of action and 'pathways of toxicity': Based on directions within the ToxCast™ and Tox21 (Attene-Ramos et al. 2015) communities in the USA, it is likely that the coming years should see increasing emphasis on evaluating adverse cellular responses using in vitro transcriptomic studies in a group of human cells/cell lines.
She's also seeing an increased emphasis on accuracy and science in films that strive to be more than opinion-based polemics.
"What you are seeing is increased emphasis by church leaders on the need for our members to show sensitivity in this area so people don't feel rejected, especially by their families," Eric Hawkins, a spokesman for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, said in an e-mail.
Recent years have seen an increased emphasis on the monitoring of the quality of learning and teaching in higher education.
"I think you're going to see an increased emphasis on that kind of technology," Mr. Solmssen said.
The BBC has announced a new slate of arts shows for 2011 across BBC1, BBC2 and BBC4 that will see an increased emphasis on architecture and literature.
Cooperation across the sector We have seen an increased emphasis on industry association cooperation, arising as an unintended consequence of the establishment of the EVCC, where much greater cooperation and even collaborative policy work now takes place.
The second boom phase for urban archaeology in Dublin (from approximately 1994 2008) saw an increased emphasis placed on environmental analysis, including insect studies, but has not necessarily resulted in increased publication or accessible results.
The new framework will also see an increased emphasis on behaviour and attitudes in a revised category, with schools able to be rated as having outstanding behaviour if pupils "behave with consistently high respect for others".
