27 28 29 The motivation of patients to participate rapidly drops when an intervention is cumbersome or time consuming, especially when it does not lead to any immediate effect or is difficult to tolerate.
ITC literacy not only qualifies people for employment in conventional job sectors, but also produces opportunities for them to participate in rapidly growing markets.
Our love of public meltdowns and our fear of relationship failures make a twitchy mix as we enthusiastically participate in the rapidly shrinking electronic global village.
As the twentieth century unfolded, a more inclusive version of white identity began to take shape, one in which working-class whites could share in the benefits of the New Deal, and participate in the rapidly expanding economy of postwar America.
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Μany of the cities participating in the 13th century world trade system grew rapidly in size.
Monitoring the biological activity of rapalogues to determine the biologically active dose rapidly appears as a challenge in patients participating in clinical trials.
Real-time supply chain management in a rapidly changing environment requires reactive and dynamic collaboration among participating entities.
Subsequently the lineages participating in shorter cycles, thus performing larger bites, took over and this was mirrored in a rapidly decreasing length of the shortest cycle.
Participating in mammography screening may contribute to a postponed reaction to breast cancer symptoms, although most women acted rapidly when detecting a palpable breast lesion.
