The second reason stems from the pressing need to disseminate evidence-based psychological treatments (Barlow, Levitt, & Bufka, 1999; McHugh & Barlow, 2010).
Yet in at least one field Britain is pressing ahead: stem cells.
[C13.] Weighing Looser Stem Cell Limits With some Republicans pressing to loosen President Bush's limits on federal financing for embryonic stem cell research, the director of the National Institutes of Health said that there was "mounting evidence" that such a change would benefit science.
You may have to press and hold the rim lock up into the tire, by pressing on the rim lock stem, while you work the tire off in this area.
Severe headaches were waking me up at night, and Louie was pressing on my brain stem so much that he was causing papilledema, or swelling behind my eyes.
Education in science, mathematics, engineering, and technology (STEM) is widely recognized as a pressing state and national priority (Honey et al. 2014).
The would-be cash would allow the country's largest savings and loan company to ease its pressing capital requirements that stem from the mortgage crisis.
But a match would allow the country's largest savings and loan company to ease its pressing capital requirements that stem from the mortgage crisis.
There is currently a pressing need to improve STEM education to bridge the gender gap--particularly to better serve minority women.
Understanding the mechanisms linking integrin-mediated recognition of the stem cell niche with the profile of transcription factors that determine the identity of both normal breast stem cells and TICs is a pressing area for the future.
And when the presidents meet they tend to be occupied with more pressing matters of border security stemming from Mexico's drug war.
