By the turn of the century, the Germans, Austrians, Italians, Russians, and Swiss all had ski troops, at varying degrees of readiness.
All phagocytes, and especially macrophages, exist in degrees of readiness.
The Aegon research showed that Scots had the lowest degree of "readiness" in the UK.
"There are a number of women with very substantial titles, ergo experience, and a certain degree of readiness," said Sheila Wellington, the president of Catalyst, a nonprofit research and advisory group in New York that studies women in business.
Enduring constitutions nevertheless require three essential things: first, a general recognition that there is a problem that needs solving; second, a shared willingness to produce a shared outcome; and, third, a degree of readiness and goodwill to make that outcome a lasting settlement.
Vygotsky hypothesized that intervention would benefit learners with a broad ZPD, that is, with a high degree of readiness.
The implicitly subjective modal finite will was extensively employed, conveying a high degree of readiness of the proposal: (36) The schedule will be confirmed to you soon.
Relationships between criminal justice agencies and local substance abuse treatment providers may be in part constrained by the characteristics of those agencies – e.g., by an organizational culture that is resistant to collaboration, a low degree of readiness to change current practice, and/or a lack of information systems to support the monitoring of client exchanges between organizations.
Comparing hospitals by degree of readiness, partial readiness reduced the proportion of C-sections in district hospitals by 14.1%, but by 4.2% only in regional hospitals.
Unmeasured patient factors, such as degree of readiness to change, remain a possible explanation for the observed low rates of clinician documentation.
