But it developed in relation to that of his predecessor.
NewsHarvester is a test-bed system designed to support news research and writing in a way that accommodates uncertainty in relation to information gathering.
Participants described most health professionals in our study as helpful and trying to accommodate patients' wishes, e.g., in relation to the timing of appointments.
Whereas all looked after and accommodated children experiencing MAPP were seen as the eligible population for DDP, a second main theme to emerge from the data in relation to inclusion criteria was that the full model of DDP requires a state of readiness.
We are all approximately equal in relation to our basic needs biological imperatives that must be accommodated or else.
It recommended the compensation scheme be "flexible enough to accommodate a variety of individual circumstances", and said that acceptance of an offer for compensation "should not preclude the person from a future claim in relation to any human health effects that may be found, as a result of future research, to be attributable to PFAS exposure".
Our meta-analytic framework can be fruitfully applied along these directions, and it can be easily accommodated to deal with questions in relation to changes in the correlation structure in space and time.
Because the number of veterans in some location subgroups did not accommodate multivariable modeling of exposures in relation to case status, veterans who had not entered Iraq or Kuwait were combined into a single subgroup.
Ashley said that "worries about how it would be used in relation to voluntarily accommodated children" were cited.
To get the most from next-generation technology, it should accommodate our different likes and preferences in relation to things, people, place, and time, tailoring its functionality to those preferences.
This suggests that they were successful in rearranging drinking in relation to their driving to accommodate the interlock without reducing their total consumption.
