For such reasons, Personal Health Records are gradually gaining grounds to the extent that companies like Microsoft have ventured into the world of Personal Health Records and it may be apt to expect PHRs getting integrated into clinical practice gradually.
Would non-professionals be apt to misinterpret the numbers?
In short, the building should be apt to adapt.
Once it became apparent that "the event," as he is apt to call the landing, was gaining wide attention, he said he and his first officer on US Airways Flight 1549, Jeffrey Skiles, "felt an intense obligation to use it for good, for our profession".
Hence, driven by acquisitiveness, having no moral restraints, and motivated to compete for scarce goods, individuals are apt to "invade" one another for gain.
Given the prospect that the November elections are not likely to do much to reduce gridlock no matter which party gains, more lawmakers are apt to ponder their frustration and the shape of their new districts and decide that they have run their last House race.
When consumers spend time communicating in a private space, they are apt to engage more in a public space because they use embedded social network resources in order to gain returns in expressive actions (Blanchard and Horan, 1998).
Yet when kings make conquests, devastation is apt to follow.
Progress, however, is apt to come slowly.
Chicago's suburbs are apt to swing.
