Based on the concept of utilisation as one component of healthcare access [ 29, 30], we measured exposures at the individual level associated with utilisation of GP-related services.
Such a strategy would 'autoregulate' itself, such that as one component of the response increased, so too would the effect on that component.
The rationale for such a strategy is that it would 'autoregulate' itself, such that as one component of the response increases, so too would the effect on that component [ 19].
While most screening instruments currently in use include an evaluation of visual-spatial function as one component of the test, 24– 29 no screening tool is based solely on this aspect of cognitive function.
This paper focuses on the renaming of streets in Bucharest, Romania over the 1990 1997 period as one component of the 'modern historical geographies' of post-socialist change.
Global food waste reduction is identified as one component of this approach.
That would of course be ridiculous; we rightly invest in our security and defense as one component of hedging against unknown or unlikely security risks".
Civil marriage for gays can actually serve as one component of a compromise that could avoid a cultural meltdown in this nation.
Whyte and Chen agree that online tools are going to be most effective when used as one component of a bigger arsenal of learning tools.
According to Dr. Fernand Lambein, a Belgian scientist who coördinates the Cassava Cyanide Diseases and Neurolathyrism Network, occasional consumption of foodstuffs containing ODAP "as one component of an otherwise balanced diet, bears not any risk of toxicity".
The New Jersey based video-game developer Imagineering created Desert Bus as one component of a larger game collection, called Penn & Teller's Smoke and Mirrors, for the Sega CD, a short-lived add-on for the Sega Genesis console.
