Both variables reflect infrequent events subject to bias from arbitrary factors (e.g., enfor-cement practices, incomplete documentation, court delay, frequent plea bargaining to a lesser charge; Dill and Wells-Parker, 2006; Meyer and Gray, 1997; Rauch et al., 2010).
As with Alcoholics Anonymous, surrounding yourself with companions in the struggle, who support you and hold you accountable, helps to cement healthy practices so they become habit.
But attending the 2014 Olympics under today's circumstances would make all of us complicit in cementing in practice Russia's changing European borders by force, even if we reject those changes in principle.
Push-out bond strength is one of the most important in vitro characteristics that can be extended to a clinical situation and translated to sealing and retentive ability of a root-end filling material and repairing perforation cement during clinical practices [ 4].
The investigation began in September 1997 in response to complaints that Intel had used anticompetitive practices to cement its near monopoly in microprocessors for personal computers.
There have been several methods proposed in recent years to improve the mechanical and transfer characteristics of the cement used for sequestration practices.
Moreover, the provisional cementation of permanent restorations by temporary luting cements is widely practiced for a variety of clinical reasons, including the desire to make further functional, occlusal, and esthetic adjustments [ 5, 6].
For most surgeons now in practice, cementing acetabular components is a relatively little practiced skill.
But in Campeche he talked of "cementing democratic values and practices".
Sleep is, after all, crucial for memory consolidation – so it's feasible that dream practice could cement new skills.
As an alternative binder, alkali-activated fly ash/slag blend cement is attractive in practice due to controllable setting behaviour at ambient temperature conditions.
