To map the contours shown in Figure 3, we used a variogram to select the equation that best matched the spatial continuity of the actual As concentrations in each neighborhood.
The thermal requirements of actual standards lead to restore the continuity of the insulation at the interfaces by using thermal break systems (TBS).
Among black and Chinese patients, negative evaluations seemed to be largely accounted for by differences in demographic profile and in actual experiences of continuity of care and waiting times in surgeries.
Finally promoting screening without adequate consideration of actual health and care needs, and guarantee of access to appropriate care and continuity of treatment does not only raise serious ethical issues, but is also counterproductive from a public health perspective (29).
To walk through the ruined cities of Germany is to feel an actual doubt about the continuity of civilisation as a whole.
As George Orwell wrote that spring: 'To walk through the ruined cities of Germany is to feel an actual doubt about the continuity of civilisation.' The previous year he had written in favour of area bombing.
'To walk through the ruined cities of Germany,' he wrote in The Observer on 8 April, 'is to feel an actual doubt about the continuity of civilisation.' In all he filed 19 dispatches from the Continent.
All women received midwifery-led continuity of care, regardless of their intended or actual birthplace.
Social structure, for example, cannot be conceptualized adequately without some recognition of actual or potential change, just as social change, as a more or less regular process, is structured over time and is inconceivable without the notion of continuity.
The 702 study participants were well, pregnant women booked to give birth in one of these facilities, all of whom received continuity of midwifery care, regardless of their intended or actual birthplace.
