This requires further exploration and future research can look into closely examining other variables that may influence scores on the OMS-HC such as socio-demographic variables.
But in many countries the economics of both are stymied, as with agriculture, by subsidies.Sir Mark Moody-Stuart, former boss of Royal Dutch/ Shell, a large Anglo-Dutch oil company, looked into this closely when he served as head of a task-force on renewable energy organised by the G8 group of industrial countries.
"But I'm black so I haven't really looked into it that closely," she said.
Also, this doesn't include immigrant detainees in ICE facilities — I haven't looked into those numbers closely, but it looks like those total numbers are comparable to the federal Bureau of Prisons numbers.
Nearly a year ago, that regulator began looking into how closely research analysts at brokerage firms interact with their investment banking colleagues in drumming up interest in stocks underwritten by the firm and how analysts are compensated for their work.
"That's also something that we're working on and looking into very closely," Lennon says.
At his wife's urging, he looked into the Tower Guard more closely, eventually joining.
When Peston looked into the decision more closely, he found that the request for the deletion appeared not to have come from O'Neal.
When the copier designers looked into the matter more closely, they discovered that technicians learned from one another by sharing stories about how they had fixed the machines.
In a briefing with reporters on Thursday night in South Africa, Mr. Powell suggested that he had looked into the assertion more closely and decided it was not based on sufficiently reliable information to repeat to the United Nations.
So far, there are no studies that have closely looked into the effects of bacterial community on algae growth in digested and non-sterilized fungal-pretreated swine wastewater.
