In agreement with this expectation, we found that rats used horizontally organised strategies during foraging in both environments.
India has relatively well organised strategies for prevention of non-communicable disease and has already highlighted salt reduction as a priority.
There is a need to explicitly design an organising strategy to assist students in completing the problem-based learning processes during the Web-based conferences.
Call me a conspiracy theorist, but there must be some reason pop feminism puts so much effort into repressing a concept that has huge theoretical explanatory power and enormous utility as an organising strategy.
This could have resulted in a greater proportion of insightful comments, but possibly over-represented well organised study strategies.
However, organised recruitment strategies (the approach typically taken in the United Kingdom, which involves systematic recruitment and follow-up, the provision of scheduled appointments for screening), and personalised invitation approaches (for example, from a general practitioner) seem to show consistent benefits over opportunistic approaches to screening.
One major difference, for example, is the choice between a 'top down' strategy, organised by national (or regional) agencies, and a 'bottom up' strategy, based on professional initiative.
"All the other organising strategies have been tried in Bushwick," Girón says.
More systematic trade union and community intervention in transformation and procurement is required with new organising strategies, forging strong alliances, combining industrial and community action, and advancing alternative policies.
The Conservatives too would have to fundamentally reassess how they raise and spend resources, not least in their key seat strategy – organised by Lord Ashcroft and funded in part by his company, Bearwood Corporate Services.
