These established findings should lead to a major reorientation of policies for human development.
Multiple ontogenetic trends were discovered, including the size reduce of the epoccipitals, development and reorientation of postorbital horns, and hollowing out of the horns.
Dr. Kim's impressive credentials as an expert on health and development issues, as well as his leadership experience at a major U.S. university, put him in a good position to initiate a much-needed reorientation of the World Bank's role in global development.
The Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion [ 2] emphasises the development of supportive environments, reorientation of health services, and building of health public policy to enable societies making healthier choices the easier choices.
Within a generation or two, these became lively cultural centres and major commercial cities for all of southern Russia, contributing to the reorientation of Russia's pattern of trade with the development of agricultural exports from Ukraine.
This reorientation of the health promoting workforce, together with the development of personal skills at young ages, are two of the cornerstones of health promotion as stated in the Ottawa Charter [ 17].
The fact that the country office was able to deliver on key priorities is in our view a performance given the profound reorientation of our programme, the workload generated by the development of the new country programmes, and by the office reorganization.
It also calls for a reorientation of research on the issue in terms of life-span development.
One was the development of national income statistics; the other was the reorientation of theoretical thinking often referred to as the "Keynesian revolution".
Septins form a toroidal ring structure at the base of the appressorial pore, which leads to the reorientation of the F-actin cytoskeleton and initiation of membrane curvature and peg development (Dagdas et al., 2012).
