It follows the trend established by other integrative resources, BioGPS [ 6] and Entrez [ 11], for example, that aim at presenting available information in a gene-centered manner.
The topic of this research is an example of that aim to improve and boost research and society".
As one example, devices that aim to separate cells directly from small volumes of whole blood must factor in that blood behaves as a non-Newtonian fluid.
If we settle with the conclusion that the majority of the population attained maximum levels of presence of meaning, we will inevitably have to re-evaluate the usefulness of, for example, interventions that aim to enhance meaning in life in the general population (most of whom have attained high levels of meaning in life).
Other examples of tours that aim for intellectual enrichment include a trip to Cornwall to study classic and modern interpretations of Arthurian legends and a trip to Cambridge and Moscow to discuss Cold War history and strategy in the company of former counterintelligence officers and retired KGB members.
In some cases, these have been conceptualized as pilot studies for subsequent roll-out to larger areas, while there are also examples of approaches that aim to target the entire population, in particular where these have been embedded within the existing primary care system.
While highlighting country examples that aimed at expanding and improving the quality of ECCE, the paper points out the remaining challenges in the region, such as inter-sectoral co-ordination, reaching the most marginalised groups as well as the under-threes, increasing public investment in ECCE and setting quality standards to ensure quality ECCE for all children.
An example guideline that aims to reduce annual cooling energy loads under global warming in low-rise apartment buildings located in hot-humid climates is presented to demonstrate how the proposed approach can be applied.
For example, management schemes that aim to preserve genetic variation as the basis for future adaptation to an uncertain future should not come at a cost to adaptive evolution to the tangible present (Kinnison et al. 2007).
In this review, we highlight the importance of incorporating neutral and nonneutral genetic diversity when assessing the impacts of GCC, for example, in studies that aim to predict the future distribution and fate of a species or ecological community.
