Speculation could also be made that most of the educational materials on MERS are posted online by ministry of health which may have urged the HCWs to use internet technology to gain access to those documents [ 3].
Clearly, the addition of exercise to prolonged sleep deprivation is effective at blunting melatonin responses to dark cycles, which may minimize the urge to sleep.
This concern can also be a kind of pressure that may urge the person to remarry quickly.
This finding may urge for some kind of active inoculation of degraded restoration sites.
Alexis de Tocqueville observed nearly two centuries ago that "If ever the free institutions of America are destroyed, that event may be attributed to the omnipotence of the majority, which may at some future time urge the minorities to desperation".
Curtis adores and respects his subject but doesn't tiptoe timidly around the more sensationalistic aspects of Tracy's life; he's forthright about them, which may be his way of urging us to think of them less as juicy chunks of gossip than as the bits and pieces that make up any mosaic of heavy-duty living.
Her arrest prompted a lawmaker from Knoxville to introduce a resolution, which may be voted on this week, urging New York to "use common sense" in the Graves case and cautioning New Yorkers who drive through Tennessee to "pay extra attention to our speed limits".
Instead of looking at tired old models which may work elsewhere, instead of urging Zusya to try to be Moses, we need to look at solutions which work for our own unique region and our own unique City.
Woodpeckers peck partly for bugs, partly to communicate to a mate, to answer the raw and primordial urge of reproduction, which may be a spark, or a hormone secretion.
He urged passage of legislation, which may come to a vote in the next week, that would give the government new powers to defend private computer networks in the United States.
