There is, therefore, a need for greater sensitization and capacity building for a greater and more effective community participation.
Family policies, together with changes in corporate labour practices, can reinforce changing mores, leading to greater (and more effective) female workforce participation.
The result of this study suggest the need for greater and more effective control by competent authorities to avoid black market medicines and to combat drug smuggling and counterfeiting.
The paper discusses differences in firm performance for these outcomes and concludes that there is a need for greater and more effective attention to safety in machinery design and construction, in order to advance the goal of preventing death, injury and illness arising from machinery.
Some want the UN to play a greater or more effective role in world affairs, while others want its role reduced to humanitarian work.
Mr. McLellan called performance funding "the most challenging task we have," but added: "I think the financing law can be redesigned to facilitate a greater and more effective use of student achievement and assessment data as it becomes available".
At this point, we insert medicinal plants for their various advantages such as greater availability, more effective protection, lower cost, and lower toxicity [ 6, 7].
This information could lead to a greater and more effective use of genomic tests for multi-breed DGV prediction in commercial cattle.
The results thus indicate that the social immune response of this leaf-cutting ant is adaptive, with the group exhibiting a greater and more effective response to a parasite that it has previously been exposed to.
If the goal is to significantly reduce child deaths, providing more health services to regions where far larger numbers of children are dying — even if the delivery is more expensive — should show greater, more cost-effective results.
