The focus will be on clinical trials and tools and resources that can make good headway over 18 months autism screening tests and a patient database, for example.
Steve McNamara, general secretary of the LTDA, told The Independent: "The reason [the tweet] will have been taken down is that we don't think it's very wise to make political headway over something so awful, but the reality is that he was an Uber driver and he was still licensed.
After struggling to make headway over several days, the march was abandoned; the party established "Patience Camp" on a flat ice floe, and waited as the drift carried them further north, towards open water.
This ordering, with the "having" preceding the "eating," made steady headway over the 19th and 20th centuries.
Attempts to raise the federal minimum wage -- led by Senators Edward M. Kennedy on the left and Rick Santorum on the right -- have made little headway over the past few years.
But while he made headway over the years, the single most transformative event for Barclays was the firm's acquisition of Lehman Brothers' core American banking assets in the fall of 2008.
The poll, conducted from Aug. 8 to Aug. 12 among 1,072 registered voters, suggests that Mr. Obama has made little headway over recent weeks in convincing voters that he would be better able to handle foreign crises.
The countable kind of e-mail(s) made further headway over the course of the '90s, despite complaints that it strayed from the founding model of mail, and by the turn of the millennium it had become widely accepted in mainstream usage.
While there are some exceptions, as certain African American men have made headway over the years, women of color are routinely left out of top roles (servants, slaves and mistresses excluding).
There are three Republican camps peddling explanations of why Romney hasn't made any real headway over the course of the four months since he sewed up the nomination.
