Embedded within the quotations provided above is a consistent apportioning of responsibility to, for example, GPs (quotes (1), (2), (18), (19)); commissioners (4) and district nurses ((12), (20), (25), (26)).
That re-apportioning of responsibility leaves a relative unknown by the name of Andrew Wright to make a decided splash (sorry) with dances that honor the movie without settling for slavish mimicry, and it allows Mr. Cooper to keep on top of the story in affective terms, not just with fancy footwork.
How to apportion that responsibility between you and your cousin's daughter, I leave to you and the cousin to sort out.
"There is lot of sense of differentiation, how do you apportion responsibility between countries rather than this north versus south which is great".
The apportioning of sales between the upfront and the scatter markets is part of the strategy-setting that network executives are now pondering, just as their counterparts across the table are determining whether to buy sooner rather than later.
At such a time, the attempt to apportion blame and responsibility between the political and executive levels of government becomes artificial and obsolete.
The concept of responsibility-sharing between network operators and network users is incorporated, by considering a voltage sag responsibility-sharing curve.
This isn't even about individual cases, which basically deal with the apportioning of cash and assets between two individuals who have become too angry and disillusioned to decide on these things between themselves.
Identifying possible solutions and apportioning responsibilities across components of the health system is more complex.
The p-value is the sum of the probabilities of all ways of apportioning the sum of counts between the two conditions, which have a lower probability than the observed counts.
