The current case management intervention, here further described in the context section, has the purpose of improving continuity of care for older persons (75+) with multi-morbidity.
Based on the forehead context, Section 5 discusses the effect of DoS on the kinetostatic performance.
The next section provides a comprehensive overview of the literature on the empirical approaches to, and the concept of, NSI; "Country level context" section provides the country level context.
Since the concepts of safety and security can somewhat vary according to the context, the first section of the paper deals with the scope and definitions that will be used in the sequel.
Note that the first example of the "Publishing context" Section matches with this filter rule.
In 'Measles among Roma in Bulgaria and HIV among PWID in Greece: the impact of socioeconomic contexts' section, socioeconomic contexts and the impact of the financial crisis are examined for their influence on disease outcomes.
In the broader context, it's even clearer: one section of the law directs the IRS to take into account the rates charged in "an Exchange established by the State" in setting premium assistance, while another provides that federally run exchanges are "such Exchange within the State," and are to be treated as exchanges established by the states.
GH contributed to the conception of the study and writing the background section of the Iranian context.
This choice in the procedure allowed us to increase the difference between the procedure of the SA pointing (slow pointing with no time limit) and that of the LP task (fast repetitive pointing due to rapid target presentation) in order to reduce the probability of a task-context dependent artefact (see the second section of the discussion).
However, any question of this interpretation is impossible given Lord Diplock's ruling in the Sheppard case in 1981, which said categorically that: "To 'neglect' a child is to omit to act, to fail to provide adequately for its needs; and, in the context of section 1 of the Children and Young Persons Act 1933, its physical needs rather than its spiritual, educational, moral or emotional needs".
He relied on the Malaysian case Tan Boon Liat v. Menteri Hal Ehwal Dalam Negeri, Malaysia (1976), which considered the meaning of public order in the context of section 4(1) of the Emergency Public Order and Preventionn of Crime) Ordinance 1969 (Malaysia): Chief Justice Yong Pung How rejected this conception of public order.
