This enabled the operator to directly inspect the culture on the screen in order to determine whether the characteristic cording growth was present and to focus appropriately before capturing a digital image to be transmitted for remote diagnosis.
Accordingly, we conclude that identifying or naming this symbolic frame of privileged normalization and its functions as a gendering, othering, and stigmatizing discourse can provide an important first step towards shifting the long-standing debate on marijuana use in Canada as a crimino-legal issue to focus more appropriately on health and public health concerns.
That is, they could take the reference to focus upon activities appropriately related to reproduction, which entails survival through the point of intercourse, which entails a certain life-span.
In reality, priorities may need to be re-examined and re-established to focus adaptation efforts appropriately and make the best use of limited resources (CCSP 2008; Kareiva and others 2008).
Surveillance is essential to appropriately focus resources and to evaluate effectiveness of prevention measures.
"Knowing it had been a busy week for MF Global, we thought that our request would help to focus the attention of appropriately senior MF Global officials," Ms. Genova's written testimony states.
While we have all hands on deck to appropriately focus on safe recovery of victims, care of their families and preservation of evidence for investigations, we have had initial information compiled and will be reviewing it with the District Attorney prior to release," Schaaf said.
Such knowledge also enables realignment of adaptation activities to appropriately focus on individuals and populations whose health is most at risk from climate change.
The transmit antenna of EISCAT_3D needs to be designed appropriately to enable sufficient focusing for experiments on ionisation and breakdown in the upper atmosphere.
The repetition involved with the subspecialty care allows health care providers such as primary care nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other ancillary services to become appropriately focused on issues pertinent to this population.
