Every issue that entered that rarefied sanctum required a complex decision, demanding focus, thoroughness and analytical potency.
The European Task Force on Patient Evaluations of General Practice EUROPEPP) measures patient evaluations of a broad range of specific aspects of general practice care, such as showing interest, involving the patient in decision making and thoroughness [ 6], and the Patient Assessment of Chronic Illness Care (PACIC) studies chronic care delivery [ 7].
Erwin Chemerinsky, the dean of the University of California, Irvine, law school, called the decision "stunning in its thoroughness," and lauded the judge's "careful job of explaining why don't ask, don't tell violates both due process and the First Amendment".
I pursued each of my ideas with thoroughness and dogged determination.
The speed and thoroughness of that implementation will depend on political decisions, as well as available finances, as the NQS is resource intensive.
But we believe that journal editors should consider the thoroughness with which limitations are discussed in their editorial decisions on acceptance.
But the clarity, thoroughness, and persuasiveness of the majority opinion indicate that this landmark decision will likely be remembered not for the divisions among the Justices but for where the majority came out.
This also raises further questions about the thoroughness of NASA's selection process — and I urge NASA to revisit its decision to send the Enterprise to New York".
Despite the similarities observed in scientific approaches within coverage decision-making systems [ 9], there seems to be a wide variation in the thoroughness of process for evidence assessment and appraisal.
Mr. Holder, who questioned the thoroughness of previous inquiries by the Justice Department, is expected to announce within days his decision on whether to appoint a prosecutor to conduct a new investigation; in legal circles, it is believed to be highly likely that he will go forward with a fresh criminal inquiry.
