For this reason, inhibition of IKK signaling is widely considered as a promising strategy for treating many illnesses; the challenge however is to fully recognize, and develop means to offset, the potential harmful consequences of pathway inactivation (Baldwin, Jr., 2001; Li et al., 2002; Bacher and Schmitz, 2004; Courtois and Gilmore, 2006; Karin, 2006).
While no approach has been found for totally eliminating material handling injuries, an injury prevention program can minimize their occurrence by identifying risk factors and developing means to reduce their impact.
Achieving ends requires gathering and cultivating resources, identifying impediments, and developing means to avoid or overcome them.
Quality of life may be approached from an ethical viewpoint if concern with QoL means caring for the patient attentively and benevolently, improving their well-being by responding to their needs, and developing means to alleviate dependence.
It is useful for testing current models of evolution on sequences that have undergone lineage-specific evolution, developing methods to identify such processes in real data, and developing means to account for such processes.
Importantly, if recommendations contained within this report are to improve the care of people with asthma, every effort must be made to encourage healthcare leaders to assure global availability of, and access to, medications, and to develop means to implement and evaluate effective asthma management programmes.
It is therefore mandatory to analyze the reasons for nonadherence and to develop means to improve guideline adherence.
The most palpable result of the accident was a grounding of the remaining three shuttles Discovery, Atlantis, and Endeavour (the last built to replace Challenger)—until NASA and its contractors could develop means to prevent similar accidents, which perhaps would include kits for repairs in orbit.
The most palpable result of the accident was a grounding of the remaining three shuttles Discovery, Atlantis, and Endeavour (the last built to replace Challenger)—until NASA and its contractors could develop means to prevent similar accidents, which included kits for repairs in orbit.
The Naval Wing of the RFC subsequently attempted to drop torpedoes from Short and Sopwith seaplanes, with some success, and efforts were soon under way to develop means to launch and recover such craft on shipboard.
The objectives of this report are to alert professionals of the impact of OPPPs, the fact that 30% of the population may be exposed to OPPPs, and the need to develop means to reduce OPPP exposure.
