So far as semantics is concerned, the speaker's options can only be known by the wording: what process, what participants, what mood, what modality, what phoric relations, what forms of linguistic interaction – all of this is typically 'put in so many words'.
It doesn't matter who teaches it, through what modality.
It is uncertain what modality was used in these trials, what methodology was used to calculate the measurements and how many tumours or metastases were actually measured.
It remains to be determined what modality is the best predictor of cerebral outcome, but NIRS has the great advantage of non-invasiveness.
When nurses were asked what modality they would select for themselves if they required dialysis, 80% of home dialysis nurses preferred a home modality (either PD or HHD) compared to 52% of CHD nurses.
An observational clinical survey to evaluate what modality, for what reasons and what outcomes are important is needed if we are to understand how dialysis is delivered and at what dose in routine ICU practice; what the benefits, if any, are in terms of haemodynamics; and, finally, what are the benefits in terms of patient outcome as the primary end-point.
What therapeutic modalities, in addition to glycemic control, would improve outcomes in critically ill patients with hyperglycemia?
Overall, what CAM modalities are being used by rural older adults?
While students tended to view some alternative medical systems with skepticism, they still believed it was valuable to learn what these modalities encompass.
To answer Research Question 3 (Overall, what CAM modalities are being used by rural older adults?), number of CAM used was calculated.
"For the last year and a half we have said Assad has to go, but how long and what the modality is… that's a decision that has to be made in the context of the Geneva process and negotiation," Kerry said.
