The second part is, part of the genius of this [initiative], that long-term timeframe.
In addition, recent reviews draw attention to a mismatch between the relatively brief duration of most behavioral interventions versus the long-term timeframe in which patients are expected to maintain target behaviors.
Philippa Gee from Philippa Gee Wealth Management says that if you were a medium risk investor, with a long-term investment timeframe, you might start out with the following allocation: 5% cash, 25% bonds, 50% stocks and shares, and 20% other assets.
In telephone calls to top S&P officials, the Obama administration has asked why the ratings agency keeps shortening its timeframe for long-term deficit reduction, according to sources familiar with the discussions.
For example, the phased-cycle nature of participatory action research often demands long timeframes and thus long-term partnerships.
He announced new target immigration figures, was challenged over his views on migrants with long-term illnesses and set an ambitious timeframe to get immigration down.
Here we characterize the signals of carbon stress over a short timeframe and explore the long-term consequence of Alliaria invasion using Maianthemum racemosum, an RFS-dependent forest understory perennial.
Given the recognition that development is a long-term process and cannot fit neatly into any timeframe, a review of the project has led to a commitment to maintain support for the community until the end of 2013.
