Any reduction in the growth rate of emissions (let alone stabilizing or reducing emissions) greatly puts off the day when we hit a trillion tonnes, and allows time for development of technology allowing a more permanent fix.
Managing housing density can delay arrival of septic discharges at the water table, especially in layered unsaturated alluvium, allowing time for development of strategies to address future water-quality issues.
Develop a plan that takes into account the overall impact of the issue and allows time for development, implementation and analysis.
Bread and beer increased prosperity to a level that allowed time for development of other technologies and contributed to the building of civilizations.
Less field virus replication was observed in chickens challenged three weeks after vaccination compared with chickens challenged one week after vaccination, adding to the general recommendations of protecting vaccinated chickens from field virus as long as possible, allowing time for development of an optimal immune response.
PIs should allow time for career development; recent data suggests this will not detract from research productivity (Rybarczyk et al., 2011; Strategic Evaluations, Inc., 2014).
However, many influenza pandemics are characterized by multiple waves separated by months or years, which can allow time for vaccination development and administration in an attempt to mitigate subsequent outbreaks [ 15- 19].
After increasing and sustained transmission occurs in the general population of even 1 country (phase 6, pandemic period), eventual worldwide spread is considered virtually inevitable, and the public health response focus would shift to reducing impact and delaying spread to allow time for vaccine development and institution of other response measures.
Teachers need professional development that is interactive with their teaching practices; in other words, professional development programs should allow time for teachers to try out new practices, to obtain feedback on their teaching, and to reflect on these new practices.
Philippa Roe, leader of Westminster council, said: "This is a very positive step and will allow time for us all to bring forward a development that enjoys broader community support and that we jointly believe will deliver enormous benefits to Westminster and London.
