No one has found the smoking gun in the mysterious fattening of America, but Kolata, following the obesity researchers Jules Hirsch and Jeff Friedman, briefly speculates whether, say, better early nutrition, vaccines or antibiotics somehow "precipitated changes in the brain's controls over weight".
Concerns about the safety of food sources and the precipitated changes in diet are further demonstrated by the issues affecting Coast Salish Communities on Vancouver Island.
Instead he was always trying to discuss the circumstances or events that would precipitate change.
They were young, broadminded and savvy; after all, the mission was not purely to precipitate change for the poor of Africa - it was also to imbue a lasting belief among billions that politics could effect change.
By precipitating change, you'll create value.
It's the ability to identify and internalize themes to precipitate change and earn support through action not just words.
My aim with the article, then, was to examine the data closely, and to offer up possible solutions for addressing the disparity, in the hopes of precipitating change.
I spoke to feminist activist and adviser to Sangat South Asia, Kamla Bhasin, about how the nation's grief over this tragic event might precipitate change and how a rapidly modernising India presents opportunities and problems for women's safety.
I spoke to feminist activist and adviser to Sangat South Asia, Kamla Bhasin, about how the nation's grief over this tragic event might precipitate change and how a rapidly modernizing India presents opportunities and problems for women's safety.
Respondents also highlighted a role for improved patient involvement in underserved populations as a means by which to precipitate change.
Significant others: health visitor) Women expected health visitor' influence around the introduction of solids, however contact was variable and interactions could either sustain breastfeeding through preventing or postponing change or could precipitate change 'depending on who you see'.
