The sparse use of evidence syntheses to frame health problems and to select and justify the options and strategies [ 40, 41] to address those problems is fuelling, at least partially, the failure to achieve the targets set as those might be overestimated [ 11].
But the giant anti-nuclear demonstrations of the time, in Europe and America, were fuelled at least as much by fear of nuclear war as by fear of nuclear reactors.
"The international game has grown, but we need to make sure it's fuelled at domestic level and club level as well," she says.
The ITER tokamak will be fuelled at a time averaged rate of up to 200 Pam3 s−1 requiring neutralised gas in the divertor to be pumped to balance the fuelling and remove the fusion helium and other impurities in the exhaust.
They reject suggestions that the unrest is fuelled by discontent at government policies rather than by an organised terrorist network.
"Vernon God Little" is fuelled by rage at those who would "turn slime into business," but this may seem to be what Pierre himself has done with such skill and panache.
As one person who had worked closely with Volkswagen told me, the company "is fuelled by intimidation at every level, which creates a borderline, or sometimes over the borderline, unethical culture".
The novel is fuelled by the mystery at its heart, and by felicitous description.
The Trump campaign's approach to black voters — to the extent that it contains any sincerity at all — is fuelled by the idea that, if economic anxiety explains his popularity among whites, surely that same anxiety can be used to make him at least less unpopular with an even more economically insecure demographic.
"Ray Donovan" is fuelled by that emotion, particularly by a rage at ugly systems.
