Recognizing that family caregivers provide the vast majority of all HPC care across geographies and settings in Canada [ 34], rural family caregivers often have comparatively fewer formal services to work with when compared to their urban counterparts.
For one thing, Europe's population is not growing, which means comparatively fewer consumers and workers.
The Army prosecuted desertion far less often in the late 1990s, when desertions were more frequent, than it does now, when there are comparatively fewer.
But its strategy has always been to sell comparatively fewer copies of the vast number of releases available on independent labels.
At their meeting last week, it became clear that N.F.L. owners were prepared to go straight to an 18-game regular season, skipping right past 17 games and the comparatively fewer injuries and dollars they would provide.
There were, comparatively, fewer head injuries (30.6%) (Table 3).
Comparatively fewer studies have observed specific applications and how participants interacted, which could inform appropriate uses of the SNS.
On the integrated task, the participants made comparatively fewer revisions during the first segment of text production.
And as an added point of convenience, the agreements tend to be short, and there are comparatively fewer terms for founders to negotiate.
The resulting reduction of differential order facilitates us to develop the flux discretization scheme in a stencil with comparatively fewer points.
While there are comparatively fewer empirical studies of child populations, the past few years has seen burgeoning research interest in the utility of ACT for problems in childhood.
