The urban poor are incredibly resourceful populations, who have their own resources, networks, and the proven capacity to save and invest in the betterment of their communities, if only given the chance.
Perhaps the Middle Eastern country with the most potential -- a varied natural beauty of mountain and seashore, an educated, resourceful and industrious population, and a rich history and culture -- Lebanon is an economic wreck.
If diagnostic delay is a problem among the more resourceful segments of the population, it is reasonable to think that it is also present in the population in general.
Furthermore, there is reason to believe that the women in the study were somewhat more resourceful than the general birthing population in Norway.
First, the study population represents a relatively resourceful group as they are at an early disease stage and are socioeconomically advantaged.
But the work of scientists on the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team, a group of federal and state scientists, indicates that despite those challenges, the population has proven large and resourceful enough to sustain itself.
To our limited knowledge, this study is the first to show that doctors practicing in the area of a low doctor-to-population ratio or in the less resourceful regions experienced a higher HR of mortality after adjustment for gender, age of beginning practice and specialties (table 4).
People proved far more resourceful in expanding food production, tapping new veins of natural resources and inventing technologies to accommodate a growing population than Malthus dreamed possible.
It's a subtler note, a bewildered, despairing flatness I have never heard in the six years that this kind, understated, endlessly resourceful child psychologist has coordinated our center's work with Gaza's psychologically traumatized population.
