He thinks the mayor could address this by, for example, "seed funding a programme for enhanced enforcement in a couple of boroughs as part of his drive to improve standards".
We invited couples with young children, because we wanted the role models to be as close in age to the students as possible, and these couples could address current practices for parental leaves, access to day care for infants, and other assistance now provided by employers not available in past decades.
Biomanufacturing a large number of immune cells ex vivo could address the need for cell-based therapies (e.g., chimeric antigen receptor-modified T cells).
The overall conclusion [38] was that the UK Foresight Programme achieved its objectives of identifying ways in which future science and technology could address future challenges for society, and identifying potential opportunities.
Therefore, good practices of accessible design that could address the needs for all, especially the elderly and individuals with different types of disability including visual impairment, hearing difficulty and reduced mobility, could be recommended.
If you could address the world for five minutes, what would you say?
I then asked if we could address the IOC for ten minutes after all the presentations were concluded on Wednesday.
Better application of this literature to medical education is therefore required and could address this challenge for educators.
The concluding part of the revised could address this issue, for example, comparing the transcriptome data obtained by the authors in their experimental system with the published ones for species with maternally inherited mtDNA.
In order to demonstrate how such an ontology could address the need for a standard method to provide confidence information, we present here a new ontology that we have developed: the CIO.
