General Practitioners found themselves advising on future treatment decisions and the likely course of illness, as well as chasing up appointments with secondary care.
This is music in which most choreographers hear nothing but a pounding bass tread, but these three, catching the virtuosity with which the strings repeatedly chase up and down, responded with somersaults, jumps and spins: superbly timed, musically exhilarating.
Both gave identical accounts: that Barati was chased up the stairs and hit twice with the piece of wood before being kicked by several guards, local and expatriate, as he lay bleeding on the ground.
The investigation, after all, started with the Inland Revenue Services chasing up the unpaid taxes of Chuck Blazer, who raked in the bribes from his base in central New York.
Poor response is a major source of concern in epidemiological surveys, and much effort is often spent on chasing up initial non-responders [ 1] with the implicit assumption that a higher response rate is associated with a more representative sample and hence lower bias.
In person, I chased it up with the colleague and was surprised to hear that nothing would happen to the boy: teen relationships were apparently a tumultuous business.
GP4...you've got a much higher level of, errm, ownership.. (in-hours GP compared to out-of-hours GP) GP4...there isn't the facility to chase it up with a phone-call...you lose interest.
He's best in the house or chasing lorries up and down the road with a fucking video camera.
Financial and tech blue chips also edged higher, with JP Morgan Chase up 2.7%, and Microsoft lifting 1.3%.
Chase up miscellaneous items.
