Unintentional injury is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in Nunavut, where the importance of land-based activities and reliance on semi-permanent trails create unique risk profiles.
Although it was recognized from the onset of AVT-136 activities that reliance on flight research data yet to be collected posed a significant risk, the group concluded the substantial benefit to be derived from comparison of computational simulations with flight data warranted pursuit of such a program of work.
Environmental determinants, such as changes in urbanization patterns and the built environment, increased used of labor-saving devices, greater participation in sedentary activities, and reliance on automobiles for transport are now being recognized as key contributors to these health outcomes [ 2, 3, 5].
Predilections of the rich world constant travel, industrial activity, increasing reliance on meat for protein require enormous physical resources.
Predilections of the rich world — constant travel, industrial activity, increasing reliance on meat for protein — require enormous physical resources.
Some deleveraging is healthy -- when banks increase capital, cut noncore activities, and reduce reliance on wholesale funding that results in more robust balance sheets.
A key driver of the interest in self-management is the potential to make a significant contribution to efficient health care delivery [ 14], by increasing patient engagement in care, improving uptake of preventive activities, and reducing reliance on formal health care services by better management of existing conditions.
Lawmakers make no apologies for the fund-raising activity or their reliance on business interests.
Innovators can compensate through lengthening educational phases and narrowing expertise, but these responses come at the cost of reducing individual innovative capacities, with implications for the organization of innovative activity-a greater reliance on teamwork-and negative implications for growth.
Since the 1990s, refugees have also benefitted from small grants and microcredit programmes offered by NGOs to initiate small enterprises (Elizondo et al. [2008]), which has boosted productive activities and self-reliance among refugees (Cavaglieri [2005]).
Challenged sites were characterized by staff resistance to having students, unwillingness by staff to engage in EBP-related activities, or over-reliance on staff for bedside teaching because of large clinical groups.
