Moreover, a shift towards the development of pharmacogenomic drugs may justify focusing research and development efforts on diseases or biological susceptibilities (ADRs, response to pathogens or predispositions to diseases) that are characteristic of specific populations.
"There were some concerns that a move towards charging might be perceived as a shift towards 'supporting development', with us working for, rather than with, our customers.
The results are discussed with reference to site visibility and landscape concerns and clearly support calls for a shift towards community-focussed development strategies.
Taylor said that the biggest transition internally that Facebook will make this year is a shift towards much more development resources being placed in mobile.
Hosted by FAO, the Platform benefits from the active collaboration of its contributors including Governments, United Nations Agencies, Farmers Organizationss, Research centres and Academia with the common goal of identifying opportunities and gaps to promote a shift towards more equal and balanced development.
Whilst the cross-sectional nature of this study means this perceived "shift" towards development roles must be treated with caution, it appears to show a developing sophistication regarding knowledge of the aid field and future role choices derived from their studies.
Still, many development economists and Bank staffers fear that the choice of Kim might well represent a retreat from ambitious efforts to stimulate over-all development, and a shift towards tackling specific problems that are not necessarily economic, such as infectious diseases and malnutrition.
Over the last decade, there has been a shift in development programming towards the life-cycle approach and particularly to young child survival.
The following section outlines some of the main policies that are considered in this paper to be vital for a shift towards a pathway that contributes to sustainable development and is in line with the transport sector´s contribution to a stabilization of 2 Degrees above pre-industrial levels [71].
The 'hypomentalistic brain', typical for autism, is according to them caused by disrupted development resulting in a shift towards the 'mechanistic brain', while 'hypermentalistic' cognition, typical for schizophrenia, is caused by a shift towards the 'mentalistic brain'.
Anyone who thought that the global signing of the sustainable development goals would signpost a shift towards a more cooperative world was clearly delusional (myself included).
