Deliberative processes, engaging key stakeholders including citizens, in decision making around potential disinvestment from low value health care, provides an avenue for contributing to policy making in a contentious area of health policy.
Now those financial PACs, some of the biggest donors to Congress, have another avenue to contribute to new committee members overseeing their industry.
This public sharing is not an airing of dirty laundry but rather an opportunity for collective reflection and strategizing, giving women an avenue to contribute concrete ideas about what can and needs to be improved in mosques.
If these older citizens are valued and given avenues to contribute to their communities, then China's surging urbanization will help both old and young.
For example, methylation data may indicate other avenues that contribute to the expression regulation of pathways.
Specifically, in the void of institutional recognition, participants turned to obtaining recognition primarily through their immediate networks (love) and where available, through avenues to contribute something valuable to a larger project (solidarity).
The use of network theory in plant epidemiology is a promising avenue and could contribute to anticipating and preventing plant health emergencies such as European ash dieback.
The role of Lis1 in the regulation of proper formation and elimination of connections between neurons is an important new avenue for investigation of mechanisms contributing to neurobehavioural disorders in which altered socialization is a prominent component.
MSS-causing SIL1 mutations may thus contribute to abnormal cortical formation during development, leading to MR. Elucidation of SIL1's role in brain development may be an important new avenue for investigation of mechanisms contributing to neurodevelopmental disorders where MR is a prominent symptom.
The findings from these analyses uncovered several SNPs/Genes that may offer avenues for future functional studies of genes contributing to lung function changes following occupational exposures.
As FAO has put it, 'A lack of control over resources; population growth; a lack of alternative avenues of livelihood: and inequity are all contributing to the degradation of the region's resources.
