Other participants see the small groups in this ERS intervention as a step towards daring to enter bigger fitness centres.
Initial findings support use of the IMAQ in measuring attitudes of students and practitioners towards CAM/IM interventions as a first step in understanding willingness to use these approaches to healing.
Nonetheless these initial findings support the use of the IMAQ in measuring attitudes of students and practitioners towards CAM/IM interventions as a first step in understanding willingness to use these approaches to healing.
Other countries planning to use the private sector drug sellers to increase access to ACTs can use such interventions as an initial step toward more comprehensively addressing the overall performance of the private sector health system.
The Economics Ministry described the Bankia intervention as "a first step to guarantee its solvency," suggesting that it was preparing the ground for a capital injection, expected to be 7 billion to 10 billion euros ($9 billion to $13 billion).
Ruth Holdaway, chief executive of the Women's Sport and Fitness Foundation, described the Premier League's intervention as "a positive step".
The UK Medical Research Council advocates establishing the theoretical basis of an intervention as a first step in estimating its possible outcomes [ 27].
This open pilot study aimed to assess the clinical relevance of an antioxidant intervention as a first step in assessing potential beneficial effects of antioxidants on rheumatoid arthritis.
House Republicans have spent days expressing their unease about a huge government intervention, which they regard as a step down the path to socialism.
Greek fury has focused on the role of the IMF, whose intervention is widely seen as a step too far in the drama to rein in the country's public debt and deficit.
