Some key informants observed that at the outset the technical programs were the ones seeking or accepting project funding (including from the Global Fund), but after late 2003 it was said that senior management of the Ministry were more actively involved as well.
Mr. Domjan of PlanetSolar believes that even if big container ships never end up working entirely on solar power, the technology could be much more actively deployed as part of hybrid solutions, complementing conventional engines.
Many of these stocks are quite thinly traded (particularly those listed in the Pink Sheets or on the Bulletin Board), but they may become more actively traded as they get further away from Chapter 11.
Although all copies appear to be transcribed since ESTs were found for all of them, the telomere-proximal copy appears to be more actively transcribed, as evidenced by the greater number of ESTs found for this copy.
Another hypothesis is that the elevated negative social reactions of the community to adolescents' experiences of rape could induce these girls to cope more actively so as to ensure their wellbeing, including possibly also to search more for (other) sources of social support [ 56].
The update offers a different way to interact with Product Hunt's service, allowing you to both passively keep track of products through its takeover of your "new tab" page, as well as more actively search, submit, vote and bookmark products you find around the web.
"It would be right to participate more actively in 2015 centenary events, as well as continue efforts to promote reconciliation".
The idea that doing small things in collaboration with others encourages people to participate more actively in society as a whole – perhaps by turning out to vote or paying taxes to support public services – was fashionable in Labour circles in the past decade and lived on under David Cameron in the guise of the policy he initially hoped would define him, the ultimately doomed big society.
"[This] study shows that there are segments of consumers who are more actively integrating Twitter as a key tool for communicating and networking.
For example, if our previous experiences in science classrooms demonstrate that male students talk more and participate more actively than females (as shown in the K 12 literature: Holmes, 1992; Guzzetti and Williams, 1996; Howe and Abedin, 2013), then, as instructors, we might unconsciously expect the same pattern to occur in our classroom.
