10 Thus, thyroid cancer survivors have called for the development of a plain-language educational resource, called a decision aid (DA), relating to the decision to accept or reject RRA. 10 The availability of a web-based DA, with the capacity to retrieve printed material, has been favoured by thyroid cancer survivors.
The ∼60,000-year interval (∼1.845 1.785 Ma abovee Tuff IB records evidence for lake and fluvial sequences, volcanic eruptions, eolian and pedogenic processes, and the development of a fluvial plain in the western margin of the basin.
The Johnstown Inclined Plane was built as a direct consequence of the flood, to aid the development of a new community safely above the flood plain.
At the confluence with Castle Creek, the valley widened and offered a flood plain conducive to the development of a town.
Specific effort was given to encouraging response from hard to reach groups, through use of plain direct questions, the development of an audio/visual support DVD provided on request, and the use of interviewers to assist in completion of the questionnaire if requested.
Bush also made plain what Clintonites know but won't admit: "This administration is not fully devoted to the development of an antiballistic missile system that will work".
Most research used in the development of plain packaging policies was conducted with general population samples, with limited data to indicate how socioeconomically disadvantaged groups, who have among the highest smoking rates, may respond to this tobacco control policy.
In 1904, he published a second book, Sod Houses; or, The Development of the Great American Plains, at the urging of a lawyer who hoped to use Butcher's photographs and accounts to sell land in Nebraska.
Butcher wrote two books incorporating his photographs: Pioneer History of Custer County and Short Sketches of Early Days in Nebraska (1901), and Sod Houses, or the Development of the Great American Plains (1904).
