As women's health is a large focus of health systems, and health systems are largely guided by higher-level decisions, programs could enhance their effectiveness by more regularly and systematically "checking the pulse" of users in order to retain a more accurate depiction of user preferences and beliefs.
Rather than being up to a journalist or blogger, the direction of the questioning will be largely guided by the broader interests of the Twitter community.
And thus Wilson's unexpected artistic Indian summer began, largely guided by his second wife, Melinda Ledbetter, a former car saleswoman he married in 1995 and with whom he's subsequently adopted five children.
During the same month that Oppenheimer made his remarks, Bernard Brodie, a political scientist at Yale University, proposed a theory of nuclear deterrence that has largely guided American policy ever since.
Even where, as in India, formal liberal democracy was instituted, industrialization was largely guided by a single national party—usually the one identified with the struggle for independence from colonial rule, as was the Indian National Congress party.
He was almost immediately summoned to take over the command in Italy from General Victor Moreau; but he persuaded his predecessor to remain at the front and was largely guided by his advice.
The evidence of the journal suggests that, despite Boswell's acquaintance with some of the most forward-thinking people of his time – including Voltaire and Rousseau, both of whom he sought out – there was to be no redemption from the established customs of a life largely guided by the markers of class, money and religion.
But Maqdisi and Qatada have looked on as Isis's young radicals rampage from victory to victory – cursing, mocking and betraying the old guard as they go, while al-Qaida, largely guided by veterans of the Afghan era, has been brought to its knees in this jihadi civil war.
Grieving has been largely guided by religious communities, from celebratory Catholic wakes, to the 49 days of mourning for Buddhists, to the wearing of black (or white) in many Protestant traditions, to the weeklong in-house condolence gatherings that make up the Jewish tradition of shiva.
