Secondly, breaking down the siloed approach to health will not be possible unless funding from government agencies, ministries, and intergovernmental funding mechanisms supports new collaborations and new communication channels.
Secondly, expectancies are often broken (a saliency signal) in the many verbal and nonverbal experimental tasks, which more commonly deactivate AG and activate DPC.
"Secondly, when you break down our 'Red' calls into Red 1s (immediately life-threatening, e.g. cardiac arrest) and Red 2s (serious but less immediately time critical, e.g. suspected stroke), we performed much better on the higher acuity Red 1 calls (57.9%) than the Red 2 calls (40.6%).
Secondly, the political deadlock has been broken - Democrats now have a "supermajority" in the state, controlling the governorship and both houses of the state legislature.
Secondly, in this mixture, the aluminum crystals are broken down to nanosize under high pressure.
Firstly, socioeconomic variables and land use variables were broken into building gross floor area (GFA), and secondly the number of buildings and activities in each zone was measured.
Secondly, and most importantly, until the culture of home rule is broken in New Jersey, there will never be any hope of meaningful property tax reform.
Secondly, a prosecutorial indictment of one firm is not enough to fix Britain's broken political-media system.
Firstly, as the size grows the complexity of the organic synthesis increases and secondly, sensitivity to light-induced damage becomes a major issue if covalent bonds are broken.
Secondly, many analyses benefit from breaking down single error rates into two distinct classes of error allelic dropout and false alleles (Broquet and Petit, 2004)—which is not straightforward when both duplicates are error-prone.
