In 2015, only 26% of people with opioid use disorders received any treatment, let alone comprehensive interventions, in part due to a lack of funds to pay for behavioral health and substance abuse disorder treatment, as well as a shortage of trained providers.
The smallest companies in our study have developed comprehensive wellness programs in part by leveraging the resources of vendor partners.
Past investigations of the public health consequences of natural disasters, such as earthquakes, have generally suffered from a lack of comprehensive data due, in part, to the difficulty faced in mounting a significant data collection effort in the aftermath of such an event.
In Part I, the data quality issue is reviewed in a comprehensive way and in Part II the potential reasons and solutions for the data quality issue are investigated.
Gary Miller of Diamond Bar, Howard Buckk" McKeon of Santa Clarita, and Jeff Denham and David Valadao of the Central Valley are frequently named as potential supporters of a comprehensive immigration package, in part because of the make-up of their districts.
So I'm always delighted to see that a comrade has been up Blencathra (or at least to the pub at the bottom), enjoyed a restaurant in York or investigated how a comprehensive in a tough part of inner city Manchester has got so many sixth formers into Oxbridge.
A comprehensive model was developed in part one of this study for microphase assisted 'autocatalysis', for systems involving a precipitating solid.
One of Dr Weiss's former students, Sarah Parcak, of Cambridge University, presented data to the meeting on how a third period of cooling and drying, 4,200 years ago, destroyed the Old Kingdom of Egypt.Ms Parcak re-analysed a number of satellite photographs to produce a comprehensive survey of "tells" in part of the Nile delta.
The comprehensive analysis was based in part on interviews with 75 workers currently or recently employed by seven major banks ― including Wells Fargo, Bank of America and US Bank.
