7 8 Food price policies and population nutrition status are separated by many often lengthy pathways of influence (figure 1).
… An elevated walkway — the skywalk — rose from the station concourse above the tracks and then continued to direct me along a lengthy covered pathway.
Further, the WHO 2007 algorithm outlines a lengthy diagnostic pathway which requires a patient to visit the clinic four times before a clinician decides whether to treat a patient as a case of smear-negative tuberculosis.
"There is a long road to trial in The Hague, but what's striking is a number of other heads of state and heads of government have wound up in court much to their surprise through often lengthy and circuitous pathways".
The multistage process for developing the care pathway was lengthy and featured several prototypes that were substantially revised after discussion and feedback from core project group members.
Details of all resources used are given in the online supplementary materials: file 2. The lengthiest and most costly pathway for chlamydia/gonorrhoea testing is the sexual health screen for symptomatic patients.
Their development pathway has been lengthy, however, with several decades passing from the first discovery of the ER, and then HER2, to the results of large-scale adjuvant trials in appropriate patients that demonstrated improved overall clinical outcomes [ 1- 3].
This lengthy process, known commonly as the Correa pathway, is dependent on continued chronic inflammation (Correa and Houghton 2007; Correa 1995; Correa and Piazuelo 2008).
The pathway from question to risk communication is lengthy, time consuming, and is not practical for a typical provider to follow, unless specific expertise or interest exists.
