Further research is now needed in both settings using quantitative and qualitative methods to better understand the association between loneliness and health risk behaviours so that effective interventions can be designed and implemented to mitigate loneliness and its effects on adolescent well-being.
We must invest in research so that effective treatments can be found for all 36 million American sufferers.
The pulleys are split so that effective diameters may be changed by an electrohydraulic actuator to change the transmission ratio.
Government efforts need to be intensified to understand epidemics and health disparities so that effective prevention and intervention can be developed.
"We will continue to train all health staff to spot the early warning signs so that effective action plans can be put into place", says a Department of Health spokeswoman.
Specifically, the critical issues in cities have to be dealt with through regional collaboration so that effective energy and environmental measures are implemented in both urban areas and the surrounding regions.
Human IgG is slowly broken down in the recipient's body, the concentration falling by about one-half every three weeks, so that effective amounts of antibody can be present for two or three months.
Note that this approach requires the collaboration of routers so that effective traceback can be performed.
Our current knowledge lacks a detailed chemistry, so that effective capture of acid gas conversion in the Claus thermal stage remains a challenge.
In a bid to account for the scatter in design, two qualitative measures of robustness, called Robust Indices, have been derived so that effective comparisons can be made.
Here, ZnO nanofibrous networks are employed to electrodeposit Cu2O, so that effective radial junctions across the interfaces can be formed, benefiting to rapid charge separation and transport [21, 29].
