However, given the large proportion of women who work in the informal sector in India, an avenue that may yield greater benefits is focussing on schools for special needs children as a location for introducing and advertising ancillary support for caregivers such as counselling services, telephone help lines, and support groups for parents.
One potential explanation is that spouses, as 'attachment figures,' provide a unique, irreplaceable social support which must be considered independently from other ancillary support providers, such as children.
Rather than merely an ancillary support, transport was viewed as an integral part of health care itself.
They saw the spanking new, small finishing school with pink walls -- and staffed with a select group of educators, and mentors, plus ancillary support from the city's elite and wealthy class, as assuring academic success and advancement for the disadvantaged minority girls.
Originally from Belfast, Ms Watts began her career in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast, where she oversaw tendering for ancillary support services.
So I think in the end it ultimately has to come from ancillary support to make it successful".
Upon culmination, prestalk cells undergo extensive rearrangements to populate distinct parts of the fruiting body, including the stalk and basal disc, as well as ancillary spore head supporting structures known as the upper and lower cup.
Our findings are also consistent with KIF17 functioning as an ancillary motor supporting ciliary cargo delivery.
VEGF produced and released by endothelial cells is regarded as an ancillary mechanism supporting their own survival and proliferation in an autocrine fashion (Villegas et al, 2005), as it has been described, for instance, in ischaemic tissues (Seghezzi et al, 1998).
So, researchers need to label the training samples more precisely and more carefully and even need the support of professional interpreters, field surveys, or other relevant information, such as ancillary multispectral, geographic information system (GIS), or elevation data [3, 4].
