Natural England last comprehensively reviewed the general licences in 2008.
Exercise results revealed that the categories provided are mutually exclusive and comprehensively exhaustive in general, and useful in further conceptualization of new services by identifying gaps in reality.
Moreover, CIMT, although a valid non-invasive index of carotid atherosclerosis [11], may not comprehensively capture the general atherosclerotic process.
Ms Bhutto looks for now to have been comprehensively outplayed by the general.Similar demands scuppered the talks that came closest to success: between the PML (Q) and the Islamists.
However, due to their high plasticity, peripheral monocytes in general are comprehensively suited to either develop to inflammation triggering cells or to mediate a shift to resolution.
He lives in a city that comprehensively rejected Labour in the general election, and looks set to do the same in May's Scottish parliament elections.
Post-deforestation, secondary forest assemblages are comprehensively described, both as broad general assemblages and island-specific variations by calculating species importance values from forest inventory data.
It should be noted that the interest in grouping processes originated with the effort of Gestalt psychologists who have been the first to study grouping comprehensively as part of the general process of perception [130] (1920s, 1930s) and formulated a set of rules to explain the groupings perceived by humans.
Few researchers 12 23 have investigated the aetiology of IID in the general population so comprehensively.
In general, the NHI comprehensively reimburses all medical services for each cancer patient, including various diagnostic work-ups and established treatments (e.g. surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, or management for various complications).
