In this review, the advances already developed are illustrated, the shortcomings are discussed and the future research needs are highlighted in an effort to intensify efforts for CBC developments on annual crops.
A lack of resources specifically for disabled children and those with complex and palliative care needs was highlighted.
The importance of this need is highlighted in the Closed Claims Analysis, a structured evaluation of closed malpractice claims against anesthesiologists derived from the databases of 35 medical liability insurance carriers.
The critical importance of that dual need is highlighted by two papers from the McKinsey Global Institute.
For cell biologists, this need is highlighted by the British Society for Cell Biology statement that "Good scientists working in cell biology are multi-skilled astute observers... they can think critically, creatively and laterally and use their imagination" (www.bscb.com).
The facts demonstrating that Broadwater is not needed were highlighted last March when members of Congress and the Connecticut Fund for the Environment released an analysis illustrating that this is the wrong project in the wrong place at the wrong time.
The navy announced that it was set to begin construction of a new naval rescue vessel, whose need was highlighted in August when Russia was unable to save a disabled naval submarine by itself.
That need was highlighted in August when Muslims protesting the construction of a Hindu temple in Shah Alam, Selangor state, paraded a severed cow's head through the city, offending many Hindus, to whom cows are sacred.
In July that need was highlighted by an independent report commissioned by the previous government and chaired by longtime education reformer Sir Ronald Dearing (ScienceNOW, 24 July 1997), which urged the government to spruce up aging facilities.
The need for developing technologies to maintain crop yields under abiotic stresses and how GM approaches to oxidative stress tolerance could play a role in addressing this need are highlighted.
