This new definition, which was updated again on October 30, 2003, will improve the predictive value positive of national surveillance by considering "reports under investigation" that require monitoring and infection control as separate from cases of confirmed SARS-CoV disease that will be reported to the national system.
"Arts organizations tend to see themselves as separate from the rest of the world, that their giving streams and compensation packages bear no relationship to the rest of the nonprofit sector," said Paul C. Light, a professor of public service at New York University.
Now they were also defying a new black vanguard, which regarded authentic black culture as separate from the rest of American culture — something that was created, and could be appreciated, in splendid isolation".
Corpus-based approaches to ellipsis have so far focused mainly on identifying instances of VP ellipsis in text, and finding the corresponding antecedent material, as problems separate from that of computing correct logical forms (e.g., see Hardt 1997; Nielsen 2004).
Even until recent weeks, "there was a tendency to see him as separate from the regime, that he could step out of his role," said one Syria-based analyst, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
Because the pleasure people derive from sounds has always been closely related to the pleasure they derive from making the sounds themselves, it is difficult to conceive of the origin of music as separate from an act of musical performance.
It's tempting to think of the enterprise of public health as separate from the contingencies of politics and culture, as if those were just distractions.
It's almost impossible to think of him outside the context of Italian design, as separate from the idea of Italy.
But I don't tend to think of it as separate from the rest of my work".
