A growing body of research suggests that mindfulness- and acceptance-based principles can increase efforts aimed at reducing human suffering and increasing quality of life.
The knowledge gained over the past decade on how plant pathways are controlled together with increasing efforts aimed at deciphering the overall architecture of plant gene regulatory networks are starting to realize the potential of TFs for predictive plant metabolic engineering.
A fundamental recommendation of the IOM report was to increase efforts aimed at understanding all aspects in the provision and perception of health care related to preterm birth.
Nevertheless, given the increasing efforts aimed at miniaturizing the CARS technique for fiber-based imaging [ 16, 29, 30], the miniaturization of this system is highly promising.
Mr. Kozak, the Ford safety engineer, said he saw the new tests as a major change from previous standards and a useful incentive for Ford, which has more five-star ratings than any other carmaker, to increase marketing efforts aimed at distinguishing its products from those of other carmakers.
Pacific Grove and Carmel have also increased their educational efforts aimed at reducing anthropogenic food sources and shelter for raccoons.
From a larger global drug policy perspective, there has been a large increase in international efforts aimed at improving drug access, including the growth of the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM), UNITAID and the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI).
Contribution of the GoN Investment GoN funding in the 10 countries increased awareness of and commitment to ECD among national and subnational leaders, catalyzing efforts aimed at increasing access and quality of services offered to families and children.
However, unlike SA-MCF, the geographic seclusion of WA-MCF may have contributed to an apparent neglect in research efforts aimed at increased biological understanding and control of the disease.
To improve overall health in a community it is important to target the most inactive groups, as promotion of small increases in the activity levels among sedentary populations has a greater potential to influence public health than efforts aimed at increasing activity levels in those who are already active [ 10, 11].
