"So you take the three priorities, and almost all refer to women.
Critics are split on the film and its cheeky approach to the war (The New Yorker's Richard Brody and David Denby, for example), but almost all refer back to "The Dirty Dozen," the 1967 action move about a group of ex-cons on a suicide mission to infiltrate a Nazi hideout.
Evidence of the existence of informal payments has been found in at least 22 studies [ 3], almost all referring to low-income countries.
Interestingly, almost all the literature refers to the property of natural products in inducing autophagy in cancer.
It added that while it had "had one or more contacts" with the patients in the previous 12 months, "in almost all cases referred to in the report, the trust was not the main provider of care".
Almost all GPs referred patients to psychiatrists when faced with serious conditions, such as a first schizophrenia diagnosis, likely to exceed their ability to provide effective treatment.
In general, however, older victim groups are more resilient to the effects of a disaster than younger groups [ 1]. Almost all studies referred to above are based on designs that did not use pre-disaster data and used a cross-sectional, retrospective design with short-term follow-up, using (self-report) questionnaires.
Later, watching Sue Healey's documentary Virtuosi as part of ADF's International Screendance Festival, I notice how almost all the dancers profiled refer to moments of change, moments in which they got past obstacles to their dancing.
Further, almost all standards refer to the safety of a product and not to its efficiency; and, with only a few exceptions, the recommendations of standards agencies are voluntary.
Those nonteaching hospitals that referred patients referred almost all, and the teaching nonuniversity hospitals referred only few patients for surgery (Table 2).
