The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), passed in 2010, focused primarily on the problems of adults, but the changes in payment for and delivery of care it fosters will likely impact the health care of children.
The $8.4 million spent in overall upgrades this past off-season will likely foster some good will in the considerable community of Killington devotees, but it will be awhile before anyone knows what it all means and if the Beast can be tamed — or should be.
Detailed elaboration of how to foster what are likely to be context-specific means of engaging local communities may be an unrealistic expectation for a negotiated, international framework, but the seemingly backward trajectory of the discourse surrounding participation is noteworthy.
Findings also suggest managerial implications for CrossFit box owners and coaches, who could use results from this work to inform the development of CrossFit environments that would likely foster more positive body experiences.
This trend is expected to continue in the future, and it will likely foster the deployment of rich acquisition systems that can effectively capture multiple views, sounds, pictures, and 3D information at high spatiotemporal resolution.
Rescues need all the help they can get to continue saving more animals, so even if you aren't in the position to foster, there are likely other ways you can get involved.
Such an action would likely foster discussions between patients and healthcare providers about H/NP efficacy and safety.
Once extravasated in the tumor environment, the targeting molecules will likely foster the active attachment of nanoparticles to tumor cells expressing the specific receptors for elevated antitumor activity.
Coupling PBMA with an ethical framework to examine the fairness of the process is important in and of itself and also will likely foster buy-in if the process is viewed to be credible.
Interventions beyond 24 mo that prove successful in enhancing adult stature (especially in girls) may offer additional opportunities to improve nutritional status and would likely foster advantages throughout the mothers' entire reproductive life and benefit future generations.
