"We have convinced emerging societies that a sign of wealth, progress and their becoming truly middle class is usage of disposables, bottles, utensils and packaging".
Once touted as the embodiment of progress, wealth and sustainability, the industry is now seen as an unwanted and costly extravagance.
Once inventions are allowed to start, they proliferate; one thing leads to another in an unstoppable and glorious chain of progress, wealth creation, and improvement in living standards.
A wealth of literature reflects the progress made in developing tools to monitor and improve the quality of health care.
Overall, the book provides a wealth of information on the progress made in understanding the molecular, immunologic, and genetic aspects of prion diseases and the laboratory methods used to study them.
The 1980s were a seminal period for the study of primary headache, as they were characterized not only by a wealth of investigational activity and significant progress in the knowledge of the disease, but above all by an increasingly rigorous approach from the scientific point of view.
While human factors does not promise instant solutions for healthcare improvement, it can provide a wealth of scientific resources for sustainable progress.
The CDE makes available a wealth of data on the academic progress of students in California, including standardized test results and high school completion and dropout rates, as well as course selections and physical fitness test results.
Simultaneously, the expected wealth of new biochemical activities, the progress of metabolic engineering techniques aimed at harnessing these activities, and the perspective of applications to white and green biotechnology have triggered a strong renewed interest in the exploration of bacterial metabolism.
The re-emergence of 'functional' disorders as a suitable topic for scientific study, in the past 15 years, parallels an ever closer union between clinical and academic work in neurology and psychiatry and allows a reappraisal of the subject with the benefit of a century of neuroscientific progress, and a wealth of new experimental techniques.
