Gangs have long identified so-called softer targets outside of the capital but senior detectives believe their intensive activity and improved intelligence-gathering of the estimated 3,200 gang members operating in London has increased pressure on the illegal operations.
He ended up incorporating Owen's passion for movies into social and role-playing therapy sessions, and he and the Suskinds now believe that intensive, heartfelt immersion into the special interest or "affinity" of a child with autism can be a way to help them connect.
Yet most biologists believe that intensive, even-aged silvicultural systems (i.e., clearcut, seed-tree, or shelterwood regeneration methods) degrade habitat for northern spotted owls.
Given the prevalence of vitamin D deficiency, we believe that intensive vitamin D supplementation in patients before and during hospital stays could improve health outcomes.
Because this is the first description of a hybrid zone between polyandrous bird species, it provides a useful counterpoint to studies of hybrid zones among avian species characterized by monogamous or polygynous mating systems, and we believe that intensive studies of this system should provide insight into the interaction of genes, environment, and behavior in the avian speciation process.
The upper middle class, on the other hand, believes in "intensive cultivation," with parents running children to soccer practices, play rehearsals and music lessons.
The charity believes its intensive therapeutic model for working with maltreated youngsters should be adopted by mainstream children's care services, but its high upfront costs and often unconventional approach has scared off many potential local authority funders.
Hoekel (1989) believes that intensive gelification of plant tissues results from acid ground water which is because of marine influence.
Hoekel (1989) believes that intensive gelification of plant tissues is a function of acid ground water due to marine influence.
