Many of these strategies are designed to change a deeply embedded problem of substance misuse, and considerable effort and resources have been targeted for long-term change.
Tumors are further hypothesized to be sustained by the subpopulation of cancer stem cells [ 5], which should be specifically targeted for long-term successful therapeutic intervention.
The facility must represent real value, selling for less than its cost to build and having a location that is targeted for long-term growth and development, thus increasing the value of the land.
Treatment with Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) offers some protection from the effects of OSA, although it is still unclear which populations should be targeted, for how long, and what the effects of treatment are on different organ systems.
Men and women showed qualitatively similar responses to reported helping behaviour when rating targets for a long-term relationship, though helping behaviour had a quantitatively larger effect on women's rating of men than vice versa.
Pogba and Fellaini pushed forward, the latter acting as a target for long balls, and United started to dominate.
At some points, Pennington played perfect, connecting twice with Laveranues Coles, his favorite target, for long touchdowns.
You imagine his role is to be a totem pole, a target for long, high balls, which belies the fact that he can be uncannily deft with his feet.
Because it directly reflects the Fed's two central concerns — price stability and real economic performance — nominal G.D.P. is a simple and sensible target for long after the economy recovers.
Fruit size and appearance, firmness, and shelf life have also been tremendously modified by breeding, but flavor has not been a target for long.
