Guidelines for primary, secondary, or tertiary prevention will be described, mainly focusing on postmenopausal osteoporosis and osteoporosis in men.
However, the health screening was described as mainly focused on identifying infectious diseases of public health significance so defined in the official guidelines and recommendations developed by county infectious disease control officers who also determined which tests should be carried out.
Municipal representatives described actions mainly focusing on quality assurance and improvement of the services by initiating different work programs.
Note that the tracking methods described above are mainly focused on the performance improvement, while ignoring the complexity of implementation.
The efforts described above are mainly focusing on interpretation of genomic information using previously identified phenotype associations.
However, in the work described here, we mainly focus on the spatial and temporal specific expression patterns of maize WRKY genes in order to identify their roles in developmental regulation, as the expression of WRKY genes was detected in a wide variety of plant species and is involved in plant growth and development.
The assessment of foam thermal properties was performed using experimental techniques or simulation approaches such as Finite Elements analysis and/or computational fluid dynamics and was, up to now, mainly focused on describing the influence of some average parameters, such as cell size and porosity.
The literature has mainly focused on describing the individual characteristics of migrants and estimating the number of entering migrants into the USA (Bean et al. 1987; Durand and Massey 1992).
Of these, 853 (88.2%) were non-medical and mainly focused on describing the political, legal, and ethical aspects of VS.
Research concerning women with RA and their sexual health has mainly focused on describing the problems, with few comments on how to improve the women's sexual health.
Mr. Brennan listed four organizations that the United States government now considered to be part of the war against Al Qaeda: the "core" Al Qaeda, whose leadership he described as "a shadow of its former self"; two of its affiliates in Yemen and in North and West Africa; and the Shabab militia in Somalia, although he described it as "in decline" and mainly focused on parochial concerns.
