Thailand has managed to reduce its number of new infections since the early 1990s, largely through energetic prevention campaigns among prostitutes.
But car guarding, which requires little overhead and whose success depends largely on energetic enterprise, has proved a strong draw for young men with little prospect of a formal job.
The inner Van Allen belt consists largely of highly energetic protons, with energy exceeding 30,000,000 electron volts.
More or less in the space of a single season, a troubled organization has made something of a turnaround, thanks largely to its energetic artistic director, Alan Pierson, who was hired in 2011 and has set about restoring the orchestra to a status worthy of its home borough's cultural cachet.
The films are deposited from a beam of energetic, largely neutral molecules obtained from a source gas of acetylene.
Litefeet, the style of energetic, largely percussive dance music that soundtracks the infamous 'showtime' routines you see on the subway, is evolving from a mere grassroots sect of NYC dance culture, to a legitimate sub-genre of electronic music.
When asleep, animals largely avoid these energetic costs, and can thus allocate resources to the immune system (sensu [ 13, 15]).
Largely removed from energetic constraint and pathogen burden, Westernized men are capable of supporting distinctly elevated testosterone at the upper limit of human variability and amplifying the incidence of hormone-sensitive cancer.
Since cerebral glucose metabolism largely reflects the energetic requirements associated with glutamatergic transmission (Shulman et al. 2004), the elevated metabolism evident in limbic-thalamo-cortical circuits in depression implies that glutamatergic transmission is increased in these circuits (Drevets et al. 1992; Swerdlow and Koob 1987).
The Progressive Party has a commanding lead over all others in campaign songs, largely because of the energetic activity of an organization called People's Songs, Inc.
