Mulder (2010) appeals to a general ontological distinction between entities, which can appropriately be said to exist, and states which don't exist but are features of entities that exist, in disputing Scerri's (2000, 2001) argument against claims (Zuo et al).
In other clinical settings where there exist appropriately trained physiotherapists/nurses, implementation of the described intervention is therefore considered feasible.
Like his first executive order banning travel from seven Muslim-majority countries, which was reportedly rolled out without the rigorous review normally conducted by the Justice Department, Trump's pardon of Arpaio is an express repudiation of the many systems that exist to appropriately and lawfully channel the President's power.
A wide range of methodologies, however, exist for appropriately analyzing correlated and longitudinal data (Diggle et al. 2002).
19 Therefore safeguards need to be in place during wider implementation to ensure that patients are measuring their BP accurately throughout their time using this system and to ensure that any difference in BP between two arms that does exist is appropriately managed.
Neither is it economically sensible: effective treatments exist [22] and, appropriately used, they are likely to be cost-saving in most economies [21, 23].
He was then able to show that direct limits exist in the appropriately defined graph category (denoted CKGr), and that the functor L K from CKGr to the category of K -algebras preserves direct limits.
We need to be alert, to think clearly, to see threats where threats exist and respond appropriately (which does not always mean being "nice") rather than imagining threats that don't exist or seeing even the mundane and neutral as dangerous.
Multiple barriers to providing appropriate care for depressed patients exist, such as recognizing depression, prescribing appropriate medications, and appropriately referring patients to mental health specialists.
