In the Abhidharmic analysis of mind and mental constituents, a dharma most closely refers to a temporal instance in the stream of cognitive events, which is momentary and discrete, that arises together with a moment of cognitive awareness (a vijñāna).
The symptoms assessed with this scale most closely refer to GAD (e.g., [ 31, 32]), but are also highly concordant with other anxiety disorders (e.g., [ 33, 34]) i.e. it is a nonspecifc measure that overlaps with many anxiety disorders.
Confidentiality, which is closely related, refers to the obligations of those who receive information to respect the privacy interests of those to whom the data relate.
In recent years researchers have started to examine this phenomenon and its repercussions on the cell more closely; we refer the interested reader to the works by Raser and O'Shea [ 2] and by Samoilov et al [ 1] for two comprehensive reviews on the subject of noise, stochasticity and phenotype.
The program receives referrals from across the United States, working closely with the referring centers to establish close working relationships in order to provide excellent care for patients and return them to their home environment as soon as possible.
The larger contigs (>500 bases) obtained by the above method were BLAST analyzed using NCBI resources and the most closely related sequences, referred to as reference sequences, for each segment were downloaded.
"The governor is staying at home this weekend and will watch the South Carolina results closely," Mr. Sullivan said, referring to the primary there on Saturday.
Therefore, proper names are semantically singular referring expressions, closely allied to indexicals, demonstratives, and singular descriptions (or descriptive terms).
Her congregation has followed her fledgling medical career closely and already refers to her as Dr. Johnson.
Looking more closely, item 2 refers to the positive experience of learning new things.
