We can do more to put policies in place to prevent cancer and in turn extend and save lives.
Emigration states, in turn, extend their influence across boundaries to protect nationals and retain their loyalty abroad.
Extra cash is put in banks, which in turn extend loans to finance long-term investments in the community.
One underlying factor may be the way people stereotype the individuals who work at a particular organization — and then in turn extend that stereotype to the entire entity.
As modeled, cook-stone griddles, earth ovens and steaming pits with rock heating elements are more costly facilities, insofar as fuel is used to heat rocks that, in turn, extend cooking time and temperature.
Some results on invariant approximation for these mappings are also established which in turn extend and strengthen various known results.
"The hope behind TALF is that it will jump-start the ABS market and investors will come back, making funds available to finance companies, so they can in turn extend credit to customers," said Lynne Strang, spokesman for the American Financial Services Association (AFSA), a trade group that represents some 350 consumer finance companies, including carmakers' captive finance arms.
That would in turn extend the need for the Choice Program, opening more and more doors down the line to expand it, thus furthering privatization agendas.
Democrats would, in turn, extend immunity to any Republican official found to have ties to the assassination, stop contesting elections for other state offices, and work to pass a nonpartisan election reform bill.
To eliminate any possible effect of UE-12 on E. coli OP50 that might in turn extend or shorten the C. elegans lifespan, a lifespan assay was conducted with heat-killed E. coli OP50.
Here we show that a substantial amount of frataxin protein expression must be reduced to trigger autophagy, in turn extending lifespan and reducing lipid content in C. elegans.
