We need to seek and find effective ways of achieving development that is not simply a process of economic growth - growth of more goods and wealth than human society as a whole can dispose of - but as a far more profound process of enhancement of quality of life for society as a whole and for each human being.
But this is a longer and more profound process than she appears to have allowed for.
Findings indicate that successful design, production and adoption of improved cooking stoves is possible, but the structural challenges of poverty, inequality and distrust may inhibit further diffusion and more profound processes of social learning.
This makes it difficult to use a more profound understanding of the process details, especially local phenomena.
These practices might not be important for the epidemic at the population level, but could serve as symbols of the break up of traditions and might, if successfully implemented, show that change is possible – an initiator of a more profound and complicated change process, which would eventually lead to permanent changes in gender relationships, traditional practices and sexual behaviour.
Indeed, a more profound understanding of such processes is necessary to develop the application of diffusion MRI further and to directly obtain information on tissue microstructure.
Based on this rationale, and in order to develop a more profound understanding of these processes and their possible influence on developing bone microarchitecture, we should carry on measuring bone mineral and body composition parameters parallel to (nutritionally dependent) hormones.
First, high-dose or moderately dosed GCs demonstrate, apart from slow genomic effects, faster nongenomic effects, with a more profound impact on the disease process [ 19, 20].
In this paper, we argue that digital fabrication in education may benefit from design thinking, to foster a more profound understanding of digital fabrication processes among students.
Some components of healthy aging including physical activity, social participation or mobility have been linked to dimensions of the built environment, but a more profound understanding. of the processes linking environments to health among older adults is still lacking.
This integration can provide a more profound characterization of entire cellular processes with the additional element of the ever increasing availability of entire genome sequences [ 18, 19].
