The dynamics in the encounter between highly complex and biomedically founded pMTCT regimes and the realities of local African women's lives proved to be challenging to the extent that it caused confusion for nurses and clients alike.
The McCain-Feingold campaign finance law, part of which is at risk in the case, requires the court "to expedite to the greatest possible extent" challenges to the law.
The body is able, to a considerable extent, to protect itself and adjust to challenges, and, to the extent that it is successful, the state of health is maintained.
Although measurement of total fat and three-dimensional (3D) reconstruction and quantification of various fat depots can be done routinely and reliably with MRI aided with 1D MRS (magnetic resonance spectroscopy) (Liu et al, 2010; Springer et al, 2010), it remains a challenge to determine the extent of saturated and unsaturated lipids within a tissue compartment.
These strategies could address the above challenges to some extent, but their limitations also fixed mobility of migrant workers.
Challenges also arose to the extent to which management researchers and their research should be seen as embedded in a particular set of social and political networks that strongly influence the way in which they interpret issues of power and control.
In subjects with IGT, the endothelial dysfunction observed after a glucose challenge is related to the extent of hyperglycemia.
In subjects with IGT, endothelial dysfunction observed after a glucose challenge is related to the extent of hyperglycemia.
What this research yielded challenges to a significant extent the popular belief that "excessive" online gaming is psychologically harmful, or that "gamers" lack social skills.
By the usual standards of measuring a former mayor's legacy — the city he inherited, the challenges he faced, the resources available to meet those challenges and the extent to which his work endured beyond his term — historians and political experts generally give Mr. Koch mixed-to-good reviews.
