Robert S. Mueller III, who became the F.B.I. director just a week before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, will complete his 10-year term on Sept. 4, having led the in-progress effort to transform the bureau into a domestic intelligence agency.
Measurements of thermodynamical activity and introduction of foreign species in Z* could lead to progress in fundamental interpretations.
National reports have identified disjointed and uncoordinated care that leads to delays in progressing care.[1,2,3] The Global Tracheotomy (Quality Improvement) Collaborative (GTC) brings together resources from international exemplar centres.
Only conflicts in the results will lead to progress in our understanding of phylogenies and the relationship among organisms.
In this article, we review the background and use of human challenge studies to date and discuss how findings from these studies may lead to progress in the control of invasive Salmonella disease in Africa.
I do think that more careful use of language can lead to progress in climate debates.
The effort will require the development of new tools not yet available to neuroscientists and, eventually, perhaps lead to progress in treating diseases like Alzheimer's and epilepsy and traumatic brain injury.
But while these can often lead to progress in manufacturing and services, they are less successful at reducing farm subsidies, as America's recent trade deal with Australia, which excluded sugar and barely touched beef and dairy, demonstrated.
She said Senator Brown was "hopeful that today's meeting will lead to progress in ensuring that taxpayers and our financial system are no longer threatened by 'too big to fail' banks".
This evidence creates space for conceptualizations of agency, conflict, and change that can lead to progress in understanding age norms and sexual behaviors.
I hope pressure from good and wise people will lead to progress in all these areas.
