People who do not consult their GP will not have diseases with mild or no symptoms diagnosed, and their personality could be characterised by a less worrying and more optimistic attitude to health being reflected in better SRH.
"It can be characterised by a wobbling walking action after exercise," said Robin Mounsey.
His career could be characterised by a willingness to wade knee-deep into situations that others would rather tiptoe around.
Tree-width can be characterised by a graph searching game where a number of cops attempt to capture a robber.
The increase can be characterised by a rate constant a, describing the first order kinetic of the process.
Furthermore, the paper shows that surfactant transport between the rising and falling streams during foam fractionation with reflux can be characterised by a simple mass transfer coefficient.
Good process design can be characterised by a number of properties, amongst the most important are: efficient use of raw materials, low capital cost and good operability.
A quasi-hyperbolic operator can be characterised by a simple spectral property or as the restriction of a hyperbolic operator to an invariant subspace.
The principle is to narrow down a broad list of criteria to the point where the research alternatives can be characterised by a minimum number of criteria.
Moutou adds that burnout can lead to compassion fatigue, which can be characterised by a sense of powerlessness – she cites the example of an aid worker building homes for a community only to see them destroyed by an earthquake.
So what is it about the nation in Libya and Egypt's own backyards, which in the face of poorer and worsening conditions, continues to be characterised by a culture of complacency?
