Differing from those before him, Johnson treats a profession as a "means of controlling an occupation" rather than a special occupation in itself (1972, 45).
Patients' ratings of their "pain right now" on a scale from 0 to 10 did not differ from before to after implementation of the NVPS [ 13].
Finally, we found that the 90th percentile DI for the after-no CPP group did not differ from before the CPP implementation.
Interviewees also described a quality in the experience of their movements that differed from before their qigong practice, which they described as "flow," "aligned," and "smooth".
Differing from the conventional process, neither absorbent depressurization before the desorber nor absorbent recompression before the absorber are needed.
Compared with GII.4/Sydney/2012, this variant of GII.17 displayed a high epidemic activity; in only 2 months, an increased number of related outbreaks were reported in 10 cities. Sequence comparison with archived GII.17 strains from GenBank suggests that the GII.17 genotype identified in Guangdong is a newly emerged variant, differing from GII.17 strains detected before 2011.
We note that the dynamics differs from before, however, it does not change the general picture of the knockdown dynamics.
It is illegal to place incorrect use-by dates on food, which are set for safety reasons and differ from "best before" dates.
George Vaillant took on the crucial questions of whether alcoholism is a symptom or a disease, whether it is progressive, whether alcoholics differ from others before the onset of their alcoholism, and whether alcoholics can safely drink.
As the author of the book Growing Up Digital, Don Tapscott has spent a lot of time looking at how the generation born in the age of computing will differ from those before.
Today in The Global Search for Education, Dr. Howard Gardner and Katie Davis discuss with me what they believe it means to be "app-dependent" versus "app-enabled," and how life for today's generation differs from life before the digital era.
