One strategy in the future may be more specific interventions from providers to improve nutritional status, and greater integration of health care services may be required above all to assess, treat and support the elderly.
When the Rolling Stones were inducted in 1989, the band requested that founding pianist Ian Stewart ("Stu") be inducted with them, even though he was fired from the band (or to be more specific, was demoted from band member to session musician and road manager) before their first album.
To be more specific, the distance from our estimate to the true location (0,0) is simply ∥x S ∥; so from the distribution function of x S, i.e., dist p (x S ), we can derive the distribution of ∥x S ∥, i.e., Φ p ( r ) = P { ∥ x S ∥ ≤ r }. (21).
To be more specific, it went from $545 in 2007, down to $530 in 2008 (because the California insurance commissioner found that Anthem was overcharging...), and up to $562 this year.
Though she would not be more specific, given her salary from the H.B.O.
I'd like to suggest a "taxonomy of friendliness," to help us all be more specific when we return from vacation and declare how wonderful the world is.
Or to be more specific, it's distance from who you were or, rather, who everyone thinks you are.
Mr. Carney, now the governor of the Bank of Canada, might be more specific about what to expect from interest rates in the future, Mr. Knightley said.
MRSI may be more specific in differentiating benign conditions from actively metabolic prostate cancer and may provide metabolic information associated with tumor progression (Kobus et al. 2014).
