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The message underscores "the need for the administration to provide a complete accounting of its understanding of and approach to the energy crisis," Mr. Waxman said.

For, in his view, the stakes of our understanding of and approach to art could not be higher.

It is also important to note that although maternal mortality was now being framed as a human rights problem by diverse policy and advocacy communities, each community's understanding of and approach to addressing this frame was different.

This combination of factors has inspired a process of reflection and renewal amongst the professional and advocacy organisations working in this field regarding their understandings of and approaches to engaging clinicians with HIV medicine.

To reflect the evolving conceptualizations of retirement and account for actual retirement patterns in various countries, as opposed to those implied by regulations regarding retirement, an exploratory approach was adopted, rather than a restrictive definition, to allow for differing understandings of and approaches to old-age retirement.

At Regent's our students, from more than 140 countries, work face to face with tutors and each other for a minimum of 20 hours a week to gain an understanding of subjects and approaches other than their own, and enjoy their university years socialising – if you must, "partying" – to develop contacts that they will maintain throughout their lives.

A rich body of work from the social sciences, including anthropology, sociology and social epidemiology, have broadened the understanding of and research approaches to the study of health and healthcare inequity experienced by Black Americans.

This second draft of the proforma and the creation of a coding manual was the start of an iterative process whereby the tool was developed and refined ensuring there was a consistency of understanding and approach to its use.

Understanding the molecular bases and mechanisms responsible for radiation mediated transcription regulation is crucial for better understanding of this approach and for classifying and selecting the best radioinducible gene promoter.

To facilitate the understanding of and between the approaches, we selected three approaches for a more detailed description (Table 1).

Equally vital is learning how best to engage populations in worse health that may not yet be participating and that may require a greater understanding of the approach and its privacy-preserving provisions.