All investigative journalists in Ukraine are currently under attack, and have even agreed to hold a joint brainstorming session about how to resist the abuse and fight the problem in a more systemic way.
We have also recognised the potential of macro-political forces (in particular, policy initiatives) for addressing challenges in a more systemic way.
They realized that it was absolutely essential for SKKU to address its environment, its programs, and its future in a more systemic way if they were to grow in quality and move into the academic fields of tomorrow.
Under the proposition that all college students are able to learn to think in more systemic ways, and understand the value of systems modeling for assisting their thinking, I designed a course for freshmen with no more than basic algebra.
Therefore, it is still not quite clear whether rapamycin exhibits direct antitumor activity or whether it acts in a more indirect systemic way.
But she has a general concern of tech solutions that "dazzle and distract system actors who we really need to hold accountable and see operate in more systemic, holistic ways".
Next week, I'll write about broader, more systemic and bigger ways to save — concierge medicine for chronically ill patients and the bundling of payments.
The results show that, through the use of action research and the development of a contextualised multimethodology, stakeholders within organisations can participate in the design of new systems and more rapidly adopt technology to address the operational problems of customer complaints in more systemic, innovative and informed ways.
On the other hand, the application of cancer treatment need not to be carried out via any systemic way so that more normal reproducing cells could be saved from the non-discriminative killing by the current cancer treatment options.
Without the right to collective citation, there will be more systemic employment law violations, less effective ways to remedy them, and the balance between companies (i.e., capital) and talent (i.e., labor) will shift firmly in favor of capital.
In Britain, racism has always been more systemic, more quietly insidious, and, in many ways, hidden.
