Today, in countries such as Turkey, Lebanon, and Jordan, development-based approaches are needed to support mutually beneficial outcomes for hosts and refugees.
Given the increasing importance of proteomics in contemporary clinical studies, more powerful network-based approaches are needed.
In order to master the increasing complexity of modern railway control systems, novel model-based approaches are needed to allow engineers to evaluate such systems against strict system-level dependability requirements.
Because use of alcohol and tobacco often continue into the first trimester and beyond, especially among women with unintended pregnancies, effective evidence-based approaches are needed to decrease these risk behaviors.
As articulated in many international and national ocean policies, conventions and agreements, there is widespread agreement that adaptive, ecosystem-based approaches are needed to manage climate risks and to adapt to the impacts of climate change on our environment.
Therefore more effective network-based approaches are needed in managing systemic risk.
Knowledge-based approaches are needed to elucidate the likely presence of proteins that can be subsequently detected by targeted proteomics.
Interventions and evidence-based approaches are needed to improve both depressive symptoms and physician-patient communication about self-care.
Therefore, network-based approaches are needed to uncover the parts of the molecular mechanisms perturbed by disease [ 2] and to identify possible drug targets.
Robust comparisons of the reach, adoption and cost-effectiveness of web-based support compared with other options such as face-to-face and print-based approaches are needed.
Remote-sensing based mapping approaches are needed to monitor gradual changes in grassland composition and biodiversity of remote and inaccessible areas.
