More people identify with that than with this politically convenient, united front perspective". Arellano is also "one of these home-bred intellectuals who can talk about Orange County in a way that is not being captured in the popular media," Gradilla said.
Population carrier screening guidelines recommend preconception carrier screening, 1 but such screening is often embedded in antenatal care, as this provides a convenient (from the perspective of the service provider) point of access, although it may be a more anxious time for women.
How convenient that the peculiar perspective of the oil-obsessed Bush administration can now be put to use advising the Iraqi government on its contracts with big oil.
Consider the following two images (taken from the Minneapolis Fed's very convenient recession and recovery perspective tool):And:Based on these images, one might easily conclude that there are in fact two kinds of recessions: those before 1990 and those after.And I think that there's something to that, actually.
From a clinical perspective, this convenient, nonradiating, and easily available tool may help identify CAC progression, irrespective of CAC presence.
This paper is constructed to choose a convenient turbine from various perspectives for developing a wind energy station.
My children aren't going to gain a greater perspective on how convenient their lifestyle is by me reminding them constantly that they have more than I ever had growing up.
Oral route might be more convenient in the physician's perspective, but for the patient, the shape or the taste of the pill may be real issues, and therefore, the intravenous route could be better.
From a practical perspective, antibiotics are convenient stressors because their effects can be studied with small organisms (bacteria), thereby allowing investigation of rescue dynamics with sufficient replication under well-controlled conditions in the laboratory over relatively short time windows (hours to days).
From this expedient perspective he formed a convenient, but genuine, conviction that Mr Bush's instincts were correct.
