Moreover, the project looks at broader indicators of family well-being from a social work perspective that might be otherwise overlooked, especially in humanitarian emergency and low-resource settings, and are often limited to family income and poverty reduction". Austin Blum, a third-year medical student at UChicago's Pritzker School of Medicine, worked on data analysis for the project.
/ But the sound might be otherwise.
This requires the timing to be a little more precise than it might be otherwise.
The tweets themselves might be otherwise innocuous — links to funny videos, say, or comments on the news.
That has made many millions of people freer and vastly better off than they might be otherwise.
All of that attracts "a more diverse set of students" than might be otherwise found in engineering, she said.
You don't want to overdevelop the gluten, which will make the cookies tougher than they might be otherwise.
It's when Sam is allowed, briefly, to imagine things might be otherwise that the dialectic of "Grace" acquires achingly human impact.
As prices stay low, the Federal Reserve is less tempted than it might be otherwise to raise rates to fight inflation.
Martha Stewart might be otherwise occupied, but her "Everyday Food" is available in magazine form and, starting in January, as a PBS series.
The company's organic and fair-trade policies mean its costs are higher and its profit margins narrower than they might be otherwise, but the owners don't mind.
