If 6 million people were killed or simply vanished off the face of the Earth, you might expect an immediate international outcry, and in-depth analysis of this humanitarian catastrophe.
If any good is to come out of this horrifying event it must be for legislators on federal, state and local levels to undertake immediate in-depth hearings that lead to a definitive change of America's laws for treating mental health patients.
"There's been success in breadth and in depth.
The use of appropriate clinical and physiological scenarios can effectively engage student interest, and the provision of immediate feedback and opportunities to retry questions promotes reflection and an in-depth understanding of physiological concepts, their interrelationships, and their application.
PHNs disclosed that support was routinely received from fellow NFP team members first, partially as a result of their immediate availability, physical proximity in the office and their in-depth familiarity with the nature of the front-line experience.
Its impact on viewers was immediate, since it gave in-depth treatment to the issues of the day with on-the-spot reports from far-flung places, filed by its own teams of reporters, camera operators and sound recordists.
Today, Schmap is launching its automated freemium service that gives any individual, company or brand immediate access to aggregate in-depth demographic analysis of their Twitter followers.
Richard Berthold, a professor at the University of New Mexico who made a joke about blowing up the Pentagon to a class of freshmen, received a reprimand on Dec. 10; he will not be allowed to teach freshmen "in the immediate future" and will undergo an "in-depth post-tenure review".
In addition to longitudinal changes in crime, economics, education, health and social capital measures, in-depth interviews revealed that the community recognized immediate ramifications of the crime and responded by employing deliberate and specific strategies to cope with it.
