Small nationalist parties in many European countries, determinedly anti-immigrant and anti-European Union, are leveraging important changes in policies.
Such a simultaneously binary economic and systemic coding of markets might leverage important conceptual advantages.
Referring analytically to "multi-level systems" can leverage important conceptual advantages and benefits.
But if the budget doesn't permit hosting giveaways, leveraging important online influencers is an important way to get your message out through additional conversations.
Given the transdiagnostic relevance of IRR, we can leverage important insights into the best practices from the literature (e.g., anxiety disorders) as part of a broader assessment of the best practices in clinical science and practice, while acknowledging unique issues for IRR in BD (e.g., overlapping diagnostic features with schizoaffective disorder).
The abstraction tool was developed collaboratively by study clinicians and researchers, leveraging important elements from previously validated tools.
In addition, as Confero requires and leverages various important metadata describing input datasets, it was also necessary that the file format support encoding and passing of such metadata from the upstream workflow in a comprehensive yet independent manner.
Federal money pays only approximately six cents out of every nationwide education dollar, an amount insufficient to gain leverage over important parts of the system.
In a report last month, Richard Sherlund, an analyst at Nomura Securities, wrote that HANA was "not just a new database, this is potentially very market expanding, a new secret sauce to be leveraged in important new ways".
Measures to maximize U.S. leverage on important Iraqi leaders — especially Maliki," he added, referring to Iraq's prime minister, Nuri Kamal al-Maliki "— can be helpful in steering Iraqis away from confrontation and violence, but U.S. leverage is a function of U.S. presence".
