Based on the current trend of government's engagement with the NGOs to strengthen the primary health care, certain challenges are highlighted in the literature; for instance, will it ensure equity, equality, efficiency in the service delivery and accountability in the system?
This is a theme, as I perhaps should have said, that recurs again and again in the prison literature — it's prominent, for instance, in Michelle Alexander's "The New Jim Crow" — and represents a hidden, though clear, cost of mass incarceration.
Alternately smart and silly, Ruefle is best when combining those two properties — dismissing the idea of theme in literature, for instance, by asking what it would be like to organize her books in terms of their themes.
Literature, for instance, has been irrevocably diminished in past decades.
However, evidences of single gene autoregulation are also available in literature for instance the case for the sorghum bmr2 mutant and a consistent down-regulation of lignin in both tissue types [ 57].
This further highlights the importance of the catalyst interaction, and the resultant different levels of oxygen intercalation can explain previous reports in literature for instance on the stability of few-layer h-BN on Cu being limited to 500 °C compared to 1100 °C for Ni.
The Irish and Jewish input in American literature, for instance, has been no less crucial than the Afro-American contribution in music and dance.
While several other measures of inequality are used in the literature (for instance, the Gini coefficient), the 80/20 ratio allows us to build our decompositions in an easy and clearly interpretable way.1.1
A variety of incidence rates have been used in the literature, for instance, [2 6].
