A case study [ 40], during which the conduct and management of a systematic review of studies concerning interventions for reducing substance misuse in young children was observed, noted the exclusion of review articles that did not follow a systematic methodology but contained explicit considerations of wider environmental factors impacting upon substance misuse.
As a result of Nepal's government's concern for reducing fertility in rural areas with a largely illiterate population, use of sterilization has been heavily promoted.
Considering the actual concern for reducing the fuel consumption along with pollution reduction, the condensing boilers get a major importance for the manufacturers, mainly for the household heating domain.
With growing population and markets, there is a call for new agricultural patterns to meet increased food demand, together with concern for reducing environmental impact and improving social welfare.
The concern for reducing the CO2 emission and coal consumption leads to the efforts to build power plants operating at higher steam parameters (Brozda 2007; Shu Ping et al. 2010; David et al. 2013).
As a young person facing the issues of HIV, I believe that education and prevention are of the upmost concern for reducing stigma and increasing awareness.
These comments usually reflected a concern for reducing the risk of passive smoking for babies, young children and elderly people suffering from chronic diseases.
A primary concern for reducing uncertainty in the application of an MeHg MI dose response function to the general U.S. population is the need to expand the database of the effects of MeHg levels on MI risk in general, especially in women, in minorities, and in patients who have preexisting cardiovascular disease.
However, during pregnancy, antihypertensive therapy is often not indicated until sustained blood pressure elevations >150 mmHg systolic or 100 mmHg diastolic are documented (20), owing to concerns for reduced placental circulation, which may cause fetal hypoxia and intrauterine growth restriction (21).
Rather than dwelling on political uncertainties I could not dispel, I chose to concentrate on something that should be a priority for those concerned with reducing premature death around the world, for those looking to foreign assistance as forward defense of U.S. interests, and to those primarily interested in reducing budgets — assuring the optimal allocation of aid resources.
