Sentence examples for a partial declination of from inspiring English sources

Among the interviewed GPs, we find a partial declination of tasks related to the provision of comprehensive geriatric care and analyze it as a strategy of self-protection – mainly against overburdening.

It's a partial rewriting of history.

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The burst was located at a right ascension of and a declination of in optical images taken with the William Herschel Telescope on La Palma, providing the first arcsecond-accuracy localization of any Gamma-ray burst.

The field that was eventually selected is located at a right ascension of and a declination of ; it is approximately 5.3 arcminutes in width, or 1/4 the width of the Moon.

A continuous declination of the local strain data from a straight line since the beginning of yield (i.e., 6%% of strain) is clearly visible.

The data was reduced to the pole assuming a declination of −3° and an inclination of −10° for this region.

For example, how should health-professionals with a duty of care to their patients respond if inaccurate patient expectations of disease progression (or potential recovery) result in a declination of evidenced based treatments to pursue an unadvisable course of action?

The atlas proper extends to a declination of −33°, but 100 additional prints from red-sensitive plates now carry the coverage to −45°.

With a declination of −9.46°, Epsilon Eridani can be viewed from much of Earth's surface.

With a declination of +38.78°, Vega can only be viewed at latitudes north of 51° S.