Where all included publications and policies covered doctors, nurses, and/or midwives, either explicitly or implicitly, many also addressed provider groups outside of the inclusion criteria such as clinical officers, medical assistants, laboratory staff, pharmacists, and environmental health officers [ 37, 45].
Many reviews also addressed effects on psychosocial determinants, and in the sexuality domain one third of reviews examined results for biological outcomes such as pregnancy.
Many thanks are also addressed to Jacques Michaux and Laurent Marivaux for helpful discussions on rodent evolution.
Many important applications are also addressed, such as photocatalytic water splitting (H2 evolution and overall water splitting), degradation of pollutants, carbon dioxide reduction, selective organic transformations and disinfection.
He said the authorities had also addressed many noncredible terror threats, ranging from warnings of attacks on the Israeli team and a landmark bridge about 65 miles south of Athens to suspicious substances that proved to be mustard grains and tea.
3.1 also addressed many issues with the browser.
The Uruguay Round took seven long years to finish, but it also addressed many new and difficult issues and included more trading partners than ever.
Finally, whether through the incorporation of newsprint, advertising, or Hollywood film stars, many of these works also addressed the pervasiveness of mass media in Russia during this time.
(This point is covered in the new environmental documentary The Eleventh Hour, which we saw yesterday and is strongly recommended. But it was also addressed many years ago in a famous legal essay called "Should Trees Have Standing?").
Informal commerce was also addressed (many women participate in community life as 'sellers' of housewares and fresh food as a means of income), as well as agriculture and community garden placement.
Unless those cultural and informational barriers are also addressed, many girls and women in developing countries will never be able to determine, for themselves, the number and spacing of their births.
