In the paper, we develop three ameliorative strategies to implement RTM on GPU card.
Landuse change scenarios designed to: (a) increase the perennial content of the pastures and crop rotations and (b) increase the current remnant native woody vegetation with additional tree cover are investigated to determine the level of intervention required to develop ameliorative strategies.
Ameliorative strategies would be different if, for example, income levels mediate the ability to comply with helmet laws and are therefore the principal root cause of laws' differential effects than if helmet laws were less effective in some populations because risk communications that accompanied laws were poorly targeted across groups.
Given the profound impact of an ostomy on adolescents and their families, finding ameliorative strategies and resources clearly emerge as aims worthy of pursuit.
Regardless of its cause, symptom variability may have important clinical and research implications including providing further insight into causal factors, ameliorative strategies, and limitations of recall-based symptom assessment methods.
A multidisciplinary Advisory Board of experts in the field of cancer and pain treatments from Industry, Scientific Societies and Patients Associations was convened by the Mario Negri Institute on November 2003 to discuss the quality of pain management in cancer patients in Italy and, eventually, to recommend possible ameliorative educational and research strategies.
Influencing soybean plant's root physiology whilst delineating ameliorative impacts on shoot growth is an ideal strategy to achieve the dual uses of increased crop productivity as well as reduced toxic effects of copper pollution.
Providing and targeting ameliorative care in this clinically complex population requires alternative strategies.
On the one hand, their decade-long strategy of full accommodation to neoliberalism in order to skim off the surplus for ameliorative social spending has collapsed with the end of the growth upon which it depended.
Secondary intervention is ameliorative and 'worker-directed'; it aims to modify how individuals respond to job stressors, usually through strategies to improve employees' ability to cope with or withstand stressors.
