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It is now "a lot more realistic," he said, "and prepares officers much more adequately for what it's going to be like on the street".

All of this can help cities and other stakeholders to consider the role of urban forest carbon offset more adequately; for instance, to complement current carbon balances.

"We need to stabilize tuition levels so that students can plan more adequately for their future and focus on school, rather than worry about increased student debt or working that extra job," she said, explaining that she has had to take on additional jobs to help pay for her education.

By taking into account the costs of both interventions, level of impairment and individual characteristics of the child (stepped-care approach) we will be able to address treatment more adequately for each individual in the future.

Notably, often more than one model can fit the data equally well, because they will handle different evolutionary properties more adequately (for example codon structure or non-stationarity of nucleotide composition).

Junior nurses mentioned that controlled access to intravenous administration as an undergraduate would have given them greater experience and confidence, thus preparing them more adequately for the demands of practice.

He did so because in that theory a different kind of gauge invariance associated with Dirac's theory of the electron was discovered, which more adequately accounted for the conservation of electric charge.

Nevertheless, differential susceptibility may be more adequately accounted for by multiple genes, proposed to have cumulative effects [38], [55].

There is, however, a paucity of data regarding the movements of olive ridleys in the region and an increased understanding may allow management and enforcement resources to be more adequately partitioned for the most effective protection of this species.

There are questions raised about why students in year 1 report that they are more adequately prepared for clinical placement than students in year 4.

16 23 25 The flexibility in such delivery may also more adequately cater for schools in rural communities and with canteens that open less often.