Whilst originally the Victor would have maintained high altitude flight throughout a nuclear strike mission, rapid advances of the Soviet anti-aircraft warfare capabilities (exemplified by the downing of a U2 from 70,000 ft in 1960) led to this tactic being abandoned: a low-level high-speed approach supported by increasingly sophisticated ECMs was adopted in its place.
Whilst originally this was as a district health officer [ 4], the MoH has created the new post of district medical officer due to the increasing number of graduates.
This may reflect the fact that the STAI-T, whilst originally designed as a measure of anxiety, actually includes a greater proportion of anhedonia questions (13 out of 20 items; 65%) than both the MASQ-S (22 out of 62 items; 35%) and the BDI-I (5 out of 21 items; 24%).
He said that whilst Google had originally set out to have a far broader remit, the company was now just doing "its core thing": "Fine," he continued, "But the actors who just do their core thing are not going to uplift the poor".
Whilst CrossRef was originally largely focused on journals, DataCite has from the outset concentrated on data repositories, albeit with a design for the infrastructure and recommended best practices that has been heavily influenced by those of the former.
Whilst we had originally prioritised family households, we also decided to interview three participants who each lived alone to gain an insight into their experiences of relocation.
Whilst ketamine was originally described as a NMDA receptor antagonist, this is a gross oversimplification of its binding promiscuity, which includes activity against β-adrenergic, sigma, and muscarinic receptors [ 15].
Whilst it was originally developed for use with younger children aged 7 to 11 years, recent studies have also demonstrated the practicality and validity of using CHU9D in older adolescent populations aged 11 17 years [ 15- 17].
The reply in the USA has been the establishment of IRBs (Institutional Review Boards) at universities and research institutes, whilst the UK originally went down the path of local NHS National Health Servicee) research ethics committees (REC), although many British universities have began to establish their own RECs for health research conducted outwith the NHS.
Whilst stigma had originally served as a severe barrier to service access and treatment adherence, and still did for some people (Nhamo et al., 2010), others spoke of the gradual normalisation of AIDS, as AIDS-related knowledge and first-hand experience of family or friends with AIDS increased.
Whilst EAS tags were originally designed for apparel retailers, in response to widespread thefts they have since been applied to a much wider range of goods, including groceries and music products.
