Will he not guide this timid soul through the obstacles of life just as Tom Cruise, in "Rain Man," tended to the welfare of Dustin Hoffman?
However, they will be advised to follow current national guidelines for physical activity and will not take part in guided training.
The lessons will not only guide policy makers in future crises, but also could redefine the debate over how much state intervention in the economy is appropriate.
The next automotive computer, Brass says, will not only guide the driver better but function as the vehicle's information center, delivering useful information like traffic and weather information and entertainment.
Therefore, one might speculate that, in the future, user-friendly technology with automated algorithms will be developed that will not only guide the type and degree of initial therapeutic interventions, but also the duration of resuscitative efforts.
Understanding the influence of GSK-3s in aging is likely to provide important insights that will not only guide investigation of the molecular and cellular basis of aging, but may also help to identify novel treatment strategies targeting these pathways.
As with all travel, background reading will enhance your experience and will not only guide you on the places you'd like to visit but will also give you ideas about what challenges might present themselves.
