The subject of my article was the distorted perception about the composition of O.S.S. personnel created by "Inglorious Basterds" and another recent film, "The Good Shepherd".
This paper empirically analyses the relationship between the composition of industrial research labs' personnel, basic research and scientific disclosure capabilities.
However, a limitation in some of the research following the 1991 Gulf War and more recent conflicts was that comparison populations were unsuitable due to differences in health and composition of deployed and nondeployed personnel [ 13, 14].
Notably, earlier studies on seasonal influenza have identified 27% clinical sensitivity for the same assay in comparison to RT-PCR (12 ), and the higher sensitivity for pandemic (H1N1) 2009 virus observed by Faux et al. might be due either to a rather small sample size in this early study (39 patients) or a different composition of the cohort (military personnel) as opposed to our study.
"The bid it presented to the Department on 29 September 2009 consisted of a deliberate and fraudulent misrepresentation in respect of the profile, composition, experience, personnel, assets, annual turnover and contribution to youth business development, and therefore the functionality and track record of the company".
Structural criteria include education and training of personnel, safety and health practices, and group composition (child-to-adult ratio and group size) (e.g., Fiene, 2002).
With women being less likely to accept positions in remote areas, the changing gender composition of health professions has the potential to affect the supply of personnel to rural areas and alter the impact of strategies developed to correct imbalances.
It became one of Miller's main bands, enduring through changes of personnel, and featured a lot of his compositions in its performances.
It is essential that human resources personnel consider the composition of the health workforce in terms of both skill categories and training levels [ 2].
An ICU can be created to prioritise basic and inexpensive therapies and fit into a coordinated service that benefits all critically ill patients [ 17], with the exact personnel and equipment composition of such an ICU depending on local diseases, the hospital's financial and human resources and the community's needs [ 3].
Although there is limited evidence on appropriate skill mixes in the composition of health workers at a given health services [ 15], surpluses or shortages of personnel with specific skills are reported for many countries.
