Popularization of non-combusted methods for the inhalation of psychoactive drugs (Volcano®, e-cigarettes) further stimulates a need for rodent models of this route of administration.
The plan to shave down the number of service providers was described as a bid to make Cardiff's care system more efficient and council officials said the move was not stimulated by a need to make savings, although they hope to make £1.5m in savings from the changes.
Increasing complications in the conventional triple-therapy (TT) stimulate an urgent need to develop new non-antibiotic antibacterial agents against Hp-infection that are safe, highly effective and have specific cellular targets.
This has stimulated an active debate on the need to rationalize cancer management and reduce expenditure on it.
The Center has helped stimulate a local economy that needed stimulating; its library, named for Charles Schulz, is the former town post office.
Music is created and listened to on its own terms, without the need to stimulate a particular emotion other than a direct aesthetic appreciation.
The pragmatic need to stimulate a flagging economy has achieved what years of principled arguments for lower taxes failed to do.At a G20 meeting in Washington on November 15th, Mr Brown is expected to seek agreement from other leaders on the need for an international round of tax cuts.
The need to stimulate a new field of enquiry to address gaps in data and evidence has been recognised.
Further, there are other important goals and drivers in Norwegian research policy such as the need to stimulate a more research-intensive private sector, foster high quality research and scientific excellence, and utilize national advantages.
There is room to be hopeful that this and similar efforts will stimulate a broader dialogue on the need to integrate models of community-based mental health care in Haiti.
