The vital next steps are therefore to address more fully the challenges of cross-cultural psychiatric research, including the possibility of cross-cultural biases; and then to use qualitative and/or quantitative research to investigate directly possible causal mechanisms for any genuine differences.
The traders distribute also to homesteads directly, making it possible for women to buy fry at their homesteads.
Primarily, by empowering the authors of the research to annotate genes they study directly, it is possible for a wiki-based MOD to operate without a dedicated staff that interprets published findings and inputs these data into the database.
Findings from cell culture cannot necessarily be extrapolated to melanocytes in the skin, however, so it was of interest to examine proliferative lesions in vivo directly, for possible parallels.
At 2.5 Gb/s transmission over 300 km of negative dispersion fibers is possible for directly modulated lasers across the erbium doped fiber amplifier bandwidth, while at 10 Gb/s an impressive distance of 100 km can be achieved.
Compared with traditional fabric gloves, the bionic design of the soft glove makes it possible for directly sensing the bending motion without any medium.
Thanks to the bargain seats offered by budget carrier JetBlue Airways on the route connecting Boston with Richmond directly, it's now possible for Bostonians to explore sites like the old Tredegar iron works, the Museum of the Confederacy, the pretty shores of Belle Isle and the Edgar Alan Poe Museum at ease.
There are moderate elements in Hamas, and they should be directly engaged as soon as possible, for the same reasons Britain is engaging Hezbollah — to bring them into the political process and out of utter-frustration-driven violence.
"If it were not for the right to buy," conclude Jones and Murie, "the council housing sector as a whole would have generated huge surpluses [from rental income] and the rise in real rents... would not have been necessary". Or to put it more directly: home ownership was made possible for wealthier council tenants through discounts paid for by their poorer neighbours.
