By their nature, they are the preserve of passionate insiders and their acolytes, and depend on mainstream media pickup for broader impact.
The party's strength depends on the general dislike for mainstream politicians.
He adds: "In the past, traditional banks were the only option for businesses, but with banking alternatives offering a smoother, faster and cheaper service, there's no reason small businesses should be forced to depend on mainstream banks".
The work of the CJFs will greatly depend on its being mainstreamed into district and village level plans in order to ensure that a minimum budget is allocated for their activities.
Suspended sediments in the tributary samples removed up to about 70% of phosphate in the mainstream sample, depending on the amount of sediment added.
The other part of ethnic identity E k —shortly defined as ethnicity corresponds to the extent to which the culture of ethnic group k promotes education and academic success; such extent also depends on the consistence of ethnic background with mainstream school culture.
Therapies such as nutritional advice and advice about specific exercise may or may not be considered mainstream or complementary, depending on the content of the advice.
The lung deposited particle dose ranged from 22.5 to 99 μg/h, depending on the aerosol mass concentration and sidestream or mainstream smoke conditions.
During this period, which averages around half a term depending on the student, the children still take part in mainstream PE, art and maths classes.
The support for IMs in mainstream mental health services depends on the good will of staff, but also on institutional arrangements, e.g. issues such as whether costs can be shifted within a budget, whether unpaid bills are accepted by the administration, and whether there is a possibility of treating a patient without reporting it [ 41, 42].
