Or do you have any tips to help surmount the hump of unfairness that consigns so many amazing books to the shameful shelf?
The earthquake has shown how a nation weak in some things -- its lack of adequate emergency planning has been widely criticized -- has other strengths that will help surmount these grim days.
In her forty-seven years of living in this city, Sister had collected any number of acquaintances who could help surmount the many rules and regulations — Church rules and city rules and what Sister Miriam called the rules of polite society — that complicated the lives of women: Catholic women in particular, and poor women in general.
Miracle Makers' founder, a church deacon named Willie Wren, said that although his agency had repeatedly stepped up to help city officials, neither the city nor the state had ever provided enough money or guidance to help surmount its handicaps as a start-up operation.
Drawing from seminal work in health systems analysis, we provide a novel framework for visualizing and planning how mHealth innovations can be applied to help surmount common and persistent constraints along the pathways toward the achievement of UHC goals.
Mobile communications devices, such as mobile phones, can help surmount the geographical barriers separating women in need from quality care.
We adopted an in-vivo volumetric magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) approach to help surmount some of the difficulties associated with ex-vivo analyses.
A better understanding of how to help centers implement the NIH consensus recommendations in their practices could help surmount many of the barriers identified in our study, and would reduce variations in diagnosis, severity grading, and clinical management.
This may also be valuable for young and interdisciplinary research investigators, as officially sanctioned projects might help surmount some of the challenges of establishing trust and understanding among members of the research team, as well as help in funding and publishing interdisciplinary research (Turner and Carpenter 1999).
In other words, the researcher tries to identify the ecological challenges, or "selection pressures," faced by a species and then investigates how a particular behavioral trait helps individuals surmount these obstacles so that they can survive and reproduce.
