Patients receive the treatment step which they are most likely to benefit from (as opposed to every patient receiving the least intense step first and being stepped up only if this step is not effective enough).
The genetic diversity of the plants that we grow and eat and their "wild relatives" could be lost forever, threatening future food security, unless special efforts are stepped up to not only conserve but also utilize them, especially in developing countries.
Security has been stepped up at Millstone, the state's only operating nuclear power plant, but Mr. Mattiello said the decision to stockpile the drug was not related to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Recognizing this, increasing numbers of businesses large and small are stepping up to not only recruit and employ adults with ASD, but to do so in a way that provides adequate support to ensure their talents and skills are put to use in an effective and sustainable way, benefitting both employer and employee.
Publishers Clearing House not only is stepping up its ad presence online, more of the company's business takes place online.
With China's swelling reserves providing the wherewithal for more and more of these deals, this seems to be a conscious policy change by Beijing in the hope they will constrain foreign concerns about the global spread of Chinese capital into real assets–and at a time when U.S. and European financial firms are stepping up complaints that they have only limited access in the opposite direction.
A year after Uganda's President, Yoweri Museveni, vowed to wipe out the insurgency in the north of this central African country, the bloodthirsty gangs of self-styled revolutionaries and Christian fundamentalist rebels known as the Lord's Resistance Army have not only survived, but are stepping up their campaign of terror.
SiSense, which was founded in 2004, has only recently been stepping up its game in terms of outside investment.
