ASPIRE data were used to define RPD and to identify baseline risk factors; in line with previous data [ 50], these risk factors were swollen joint counts, rheumatoid factor levels, CRP levels and the ESR.
Although difficult to define, we aspired to achieve performance that equaled the standards necessary for effective clinical management in most settings, and satisfactory to assure sufficiently accurate ascertainment of burden and the generation of reliable data.
Depending on your point of view, this is not the kind of cultural shift we should be aspiring to – people defining themselves by their favourite brands.
To this end, a number of studies have attempted to define various skills, attitudes and practices that pertain to an ideal clinical educator and in doing so, have defined many characteristics to which clinical educators might aspire [ 9, 11- 14].
Economic and political reform can give young people what they aspire to: a future defined by opportunity, not dependency.
"He defined a standard we can only aspire to". "My all-time favorite designer has passed away.
During the election campaign, Mr Cameron said the UK should aspire to "full employment", which he defined as Britain having the highest percentage of people in work of any developed nation.
The song's deranged synth chords and sloppy jazz-break drums evoke the early-eighties blend of rap and punk that the Beastie Boys perfected, but the Garden aspires to something less defined — shakier than rap's precise loops and more swinging and dynamic than punk's hammering movements.
This set of cost vectors, namely (1). is the set of aspirations of the game, in the sense that this set defines what the players can aspire to.
Women aspire to success just as much as men do, and define it similarly.
