Unless the causes and the associated risk factors are tackled systematically, the diseases will persist ad infinitum.
Inequalities therefore need to be tackled systematically and coherently, by addressing their structural causes, and through a new common and holistic development framework that is global in character and relevant to all countries.
In fact, zombies love the idea of bringing together an enormous group of the greatest leaders and thinkers of our day, breaking them into various committees and subcommittees, then having them systematically tackle the mysteries of the universe.
The council now has more accurate information about school performance and is beginning to tackle problems more systematically.
In an attempt to systematically tackle disparate domains and build high-throughput functions, the paper contributes with a semantically-enabled approach systematized and engineered by ontologies.
To tackle the question systematically, a team led by anthropologist Martin Muller of Boston University in Massachusetts analyzed the behavior of nearly 3 dozen chimps at Kibale National Park in Uganda between 1996 and 2003.
White, who commissioned the study, emphasized the need for Cal State, the largest public university system in the nation, to tackle the issue systematically across its 23 campuses.
In working with these partners, however, we have come to realize that it is not enough to address immediate needs in our communities; we must also find ways to create a long-term plan to collaboratively and systematically tackle the problems we face.
The BRIM and the RCS found that there was a strong need for an informatics platform that can systematically tackle the management challenges of collaborative projects.
All approaches except EDS emphasize that organizations should systematically tackle language barriers in the service delivery setting, placing the onus on the organization to provide patients with language assistance where necessary.
