Environmental protection, for example, may be more fruitfully tackled by cities working together or by collaboration among military forces than by the search for global treaties and intergovernmental agreement.
When comparing and contrasting the qualitative and quantitative findings during the interpretation, we adapted the classic "three delays" model that has been developed by Thaddeus and Maine and fruitfully applied by other researchers, to conceptualize the barriers to quality obstetric care identified by providers in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia [ 8, 12- 16].
The reflection or refraction of light by or through moving water is fruitfully studied by the methods of catastrophe theory, as are numerous other optical phenomena.
That understanding of pastoral nomadism has been influenced by the political and social contexts of scholarship is an issue fruitfully explored by Chang in her historiographical consideration of the study of nomads in Kazakhstan.
This point of view was fruitfully applied by the Italian school of algebraic geometers.
But Houellebecq is fruitfully detained by what is entirely new in this book: Jed's work and his life as an artist.
I show that these questions can be fruitfully explored by importing some basic economic theory into the existing bargaining theory of war.
In biology and the life sciences, cell motion, particles in cells, molecular motion, and many other such phenomena are fruitfully modeled by random processes.
Lyndall Gordon's marvellous biographies of writers (six so far, including TS Eliot, Mary Wollstonecraft and Charlotte Brontë) benefit from critical insights and close reading, but are tempered, and sometimes fruitfully complicated, by deep feeling for her subjects' human dilemmas.
Efficient and wide-spectrum potentialities of recombinant DNA technology and proteomics are fruitfully employed by manufacturers in order to obtain highly purified antigens or novel targets to be spotted on blot matrices thus continuously implementing their multianalytic platforms.
