Care farming is the therapeutic use of farming practices.

For some potential targets, public private partnerships will be needed to develop new therapeutic approaches.

Improper use of these medicines fosters HIV resistance and provides little therapeutic value for patients.

In 1985, biosynthetic human growth hormone replaced pituitary derived human growth hormone for therapeutic use in the U.S. and elsewhere.

The United Kingdom is a strong supporter of therapeutic cloning research because it has the potential to revolutionize medicine in this century in the way that antibiotics did in the last.

In May, the Illinois legislature passed a highly restrictive bill governing marijuana use for therapeutic purposes, which the governor has not yet decided whether to sign.

Few therapeutic and diagnostic options were available.

Our approach to therapeutic cloning thus remains unchanged.

Therapeutic abortion is a recognized right of women.

This year provides an especially important opportunity to use this potential for action.

NATO should use these concerns to explore potential collaboration on Afghan security issues.

South Africa will continue to strictly regulate therapeutic cloning.

Russia is interested in ensuring that full use is made of the Protocol's potential.

Greater use must be made of the Committee's potential with regard to the latter.

(e) Allowing a more efficient use of the farming potential of land and plants.

The Declaration annexed to the resolution is difficult to interpret as permitting therapeutic cloning and does not respect the differing views of Member States on therapeutic cloning.

While the quality of their meat remains to be assessed, they can provide a safe source of biological agents such as therapeutic antibodies and growth factors for use in human medicine.

Vaccines that treat existing cancer are known as therapeutic cancer vaccines.

They could also take enrichment courses (aerobics, therapeutic techniques and handicrafts).

The potential for illicit use of such technologies has been specifically mentioned in scientific literature and highlights the need to monitor technological developments, in respect of emerging processes and related equipment, with potential use in chemical and biological weapons programmes.

The potential for their use for both civilian and military applications is a legitimate cause for concern.

Therapeutic uses of cardiac glycosides primarily involve the treatment of cardiac failure.

In the future, more consistent political guidance is needed to make full use of the potential of CPF.

It is also used in chemical research as a drug and therapeutic agent.

The relationships between supplemental doses and therapeutic doses have not been clearly defined.

In China s relations with all of them, the potential use of military force was and remains an important factor.

SDS information may include instructions for the safe use and potential hazards associated with a particular material or product.

The use of depleted uranium (DU) in munitions is controversial because of questions about potential long term health effects.

Caribbean countries reported their involvement in an ongoing study on the potential use of photovoltaic technology to produce electricity.

As with malaria, the TB bacteria had developed resistance to the traditional therapeutic drugs.

Some authors critical of this therapeutic approach have used the term Coercive Restraint Therapy.

Human cloning for therapeutic purposes would seek to reverse that natural order of things.

The production of this protein in livestock milk, a process known as pharming, would provide a source of this therapeutic protein that would reduce the cost and also would be free of potential infectious risk associated with the current source of this protein (human blood).

Some people, such as George Silver, disapproved of its technical potential and the dueling use to which it was put.

The United Nations could, and should, actively use that important tool and rely increasingly on the potential of regional structures.

Many people are still unaware that women s eggs are a crucial part of therapeutic cloning.

The debate over therapeutic cloning is, of course, hardly limited to the US and Italy.

Refugee families in therapy From referrals to therapeutic conversations Journal of Family Therapy (UK) (2001).

The EPA looks at what the potential human health and environmental effects might be associated with the use of the pesticide.

Its use as a potential diagnostic aid for various cancers has also been explored, but this application has been deemed impractical.

The increasing use of extrabudgetary resources for core activities must be carefully monitored because of its potential to paralyse development work.

Furthermore, Saki poses unique therapeutic mud and Eupatoria has vast empty beaches with the purest sand.

The ethnographic reports show that interclass crises directly affected therapeutic criteria and care of the ill.

If passed, the Bill would have created a joint agency with Australia to regulate therapeutic products.

Belgium voted against the Declaration because it makes no distinction between reproductive cloning and therapeutic cloning.