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Dr. Gupta's description of morbidity and mortality rounds and his "time out" protocol in the operating room are simple, elegant examples of steps doctors can take.

Drawing on tangible examples of steps that have been taken to help women access justice, the report sets out ten key recommendations for policy and decision makers to act on in order to ensure every woman is able to obtain justice.

Here are just a few examples of steps that leaders can take immediately: Consider using a collective impact approach to building cradle-to-career continua of solutions in low-income areas.

The Global Partnership Initiative at the State and the Global Partnerships and its Global Development Alliance at USAID are examples of steps in the right direction beyond the usual carrots and sticks approach.

All our campuses are engaged in the effort, and if you pay a visit to UC Davis, I am very proud of the fact that you will see some compelling and successful examples of steps taken to reduce our carbon footprint.

He cited New York's efforts to plant trees, make rooftops more reflective to reduce the urban heat island effect, and increase access to air conditioned-cooling centers, as examples of steps that have already been taken to minimize heat-related illness.

I could cite several other examples of stepping out of one's typical frames of reference to gain new knowledge and be able to reconsider the questions at hand.

Analysis of early/slow events is presented in Subsection 3.2, while RORDs have not been considered in the current study, and typical examples of step-like events have been reported by Kumar et al. (2008).

Two examples of step by step estimations of potential skin exposures for mirror and floor cleaning are given in Additional files 4 and 5.

Examples of stepped wedge investigations include the efficacy of Hepatitis B vaccinations [ 22], the effect of housing improvements on respiratory health symptoms [ 23], and different tuberculosis treatments on number of disease episodes [ 24].

The paper's St Petersburg correspondent cited Tolstoy and his work as an example of steps being made in Russia to establish a 'national culture', and noted that the novel had created 'something amounting to a sensation'.