The divestment protestors however and particularly the students that are creating renewed furore at Oxford University, do have a next step.
After effective care is ensured at larger referral facilities, a next step in moving beyond the current situation where only 0.3% of the population has reliable access to mental health services is to extend access to include these smaller, more rural health facilities (33).
Even if only a comparatively low fraction of both C&T-value added and C&T-labor were directly embodied in internationally traded C&T-goods compared to domestically traded ones, it is interesting to look in a next step at the spatial dimension of international C&T-trade.
As a next step, researchers at eight sites across the United States have launched an early clinical trial of the bacteriologic cancer therapy.
When monotherapy with antidepressants at conventional dosages is not effective, a next step can be a dosage increase, a change to a different class of antidepressants, or an augmentation strategy.
The mathematical formalization of the rules is given by: A ' = h in default ¬ h out default A where A' is the value of A at next step.
At the next step, a functional HfO2 layer with different thickness in the range from 3 to 5 nm was grown by atomic layer deposition (ALD) in Sunale R-100 Picosun OY reactor at T = 240 °C utilizing Hf[N(CH3)(C2H5)]4 and H2O as the precursor for Hf and O, respectively.
The context makes it hard to blame a student for looking at the next step, the college essay, as more of a foe than a friend, or for fearing that the wrong choice might mean that years of work go down the drain.
At the next step, an experimental setup was designed based on obtained optimum position for detectors from simulation in order to generate the required data for training and testing the ANN.
At the next step, an experimental setup was designed based on obtained optimum positions for detectors from simulation to generate the required data for training and testing the ANN.
