Specialist CHWs may be able to increase their coverage by specifically targeting households with adolescents, they could help to increase awareness of adolescent-friendly health services, they could focus on key messages for adolescents to enhance behaviour change, and could develop a high level of expertise in adolescent health.
39 Evidence that retailers regarded tobacco companies as helpful and supportive, particularly when assisting them to deal with policy changes, suggests policymakers could develop stronger relationships with retailers.
Based on an agreed theory of change, the BCO could develop programme results frameworks that would provide a basis for tracking progress and how individual projects contribute to overall objectives.
While at first this enhanced ACS might have been used solely for foraging, its utility in other spheres--pedagogy, planning, manipulation of others, and much more--would surely have become apparent, allowing its uses to extend, and its resources to become richer, as fast as the neurobiological changes necessary for full language could develop.
Such a mosque would be the first to be inclusive of both male and female leadership and also male and female use, so would be a good example of how other mosques could develop, potentially stimulating change and development across all British mosques.
If noninvasive in vitro ultrasonic monitoring of these cellular changes could be developed, then tissue cultivation could be adjusted in-process to account for biologic variations in the development of these stratified cell layers.
Cancer cells could develop drug resistance through drug inactivation, drug target alteration, DNA mutations and metabolic changes.
Many also say the public could develop a false hope that geo-engineering schemes alone could halt climate change.
"The commercial market could develop," he said.
How could developed countries tweak their automobile policies to solve climate change?
The analysis of these biomarker changes could be potentially useful to develop preventive measures before the onset of MetS-related diseases.
