However, residents were less likely than faculty to continuously assess their own performance (44% vs. 81%; p < 0.001) or continuously direct their own learning (53% vs. 86%; p < 0.001).
First-year residents were less likely than senior residents to continuously assess their own performance (17% vs. 53%; p = 0.02), but were equally likely to continuously direct their own learning (42% vs. 53%; p = 0.35).
Residents were less likely than faculty to continuously assess their own performance or continuously direct their own learning even though survey results demonstrated that they felt primarily responsible for their own learning.
The government continuously directs efforts at reducing these challenges, as is demonstrated by various policies, goals, reforms and strategic plans focused on quality, access, equity and efficiency in the provision of MNC services [ 6].
The inner temperatures increased slowly and continuously: direct behind the shell faster than in the mid axis.
At the same time, and more profoundly, such images provide a release insofar as they allow me the freedom of never having to be entirely present in my actual surroundings, in the routine state of boredom they constantly threaten to dull me with, since one's attention is continuously being directed toward something else, to what is happening right now: the occurrence, the event, the news item.
Significant efforts are continuously being directed to assess and combat organ dysfunction and failure in critical illness.
Mr. Guengueng, reached by telephone in Ndjamena, the capital of Chad, said he still has trouble walking and has poor vision because of a powerful light that, at one point during his incarceration, was directed continuously at him from a close distance.
Unfortunately, because none of the T. pallidum subspecies nor T. carateum have been cultured continuously in vitro, directed mutagenesis of the divergent loci to determine their potential roles in pathogenesis is not currently possible.
