Why is the World Health Organization's stamp of approval O.K. for the World Bank and the Global Fund and not for the U.S.?" Abstinence vs. Condoms With its focus on treatment, Mr. Bush's plan is profoundly changing a two-decades-long emphasis on H.I.V. prevention as the American strategy abroad.
Let us take a closer look at how we are profoundly changing, individually and as a collective, in this new year of 2014... Now, more than ever, we are trusting ourselves and our natural senses to know what is true and what is right.
"The technological change and innovation here is profoundly changing the world.
Marburger characterized his participation as a learning experience, and the experience was credited with profoundly changing his view on the relationship between the scientific community and the public.
39 There has also been much work in health and medical sociology which examines how the concept of health and related social phenomenon are profoundly changing; they are becoming 'diffused' beyond a scientific or disease focus, beyond the individual body, and outside of the medical care system.
Air transportation has undoubtedly been a boon to humankind – bringing together peoples, cultures and values, and profoundly changing the way we live.
Furthermore, the pronounced inhomogeneity of the samples investigated with profoundly changing matrix compositions require the use of (an) internal standard(s) for reliable quantification [ 98].
That influence is becoming an integral part of e-commerce.To start with, the internet is profoundly changing consumer behaviour.
The real prize is creating a Republican majority that would be as solid as, say, the Democratic coalition that Franklin Roosevelt created — a majority that would last for a generation and that, as it played itself out over time, would wind up profoundly changing the relationship between citizen and state in this country.
GENETIC research is profoundly changing medicine.
