By reducing reliance on resource-intensive assessment approaches in favor of low-burden, low-cost digital data, it may be possible to detect MDD and bipolar disorder earlier and more broadly.
This is when per capita incomes stall because countries fail to graduate from a reliance on resources and cheap labor to growth based on innovation and productivity.
Improved sustainability of cities requires equitably distributed and ecologically safe, if not restorative, infrastructure systems, as well as reduced reliance on resources from beyond urban boundaries.
Limited reliance on resources predominantly accessed via ICT was also observed when health workers were asked to rate how often they might use alternative reference resources (five-point scale: 1=Never to 5=Very often) to help improve their professional practice.
"Economic diversification is a key factor influencing the stability and sustainability of the growth of any country's economy, hence an economy's reliance on one income resource puts at risk its ability to maintain a level of growth in the long run," the Saudi INDC reads.
In spite of Saskatchewan's heavy reliance on its resource sector, most employment and much of provincial gross domestic product are derived from service industries.
Mr. Yurgens's sobering report about Russia's outlook said it would be compelled to grant greater private property rights, decrease its reliance on natural resource exports and overhaul its ailing banking system.
Farmer dependence and reliance on nonrenewable resource, such as phosphorus, which will be depleted within next 50 to 100 years [1], make alternative plant nutrition strategies more urgent.
He shows that recorded music has always been a significant exploiter of both natural and human resources, and that its reliance on these resources is more problematic today than ever before.
Hence, rural-urban migration may help relieve pressure and reliance on forest resources in cases where young people send remittances back to families to help them use alternative resources.
