Perhaps the basis of aggressive meningococcal septicaemia is due to the expression of this aggressive phenotype directed to accessing host iron in a setting in which growth is abnormally unrestricted.
Efforts should also be directed towards accessing tacit knowledge to guide policymaking in addition to tapping on HPSR that exist in the grey literature in the EMR.
However, in smaller centres without direct access to a trained pathologist, accessing pathology expertise can be more challenging.
The primary objective of this study was to evaluate and compare the use of Rowshan with glass windows for accessing direct sunlight in interior spaces in order to avoid vitamin D deficiencies.
The teaching of language is intertwined with the various holidays and other events, thereby serving as a direct channel for accessing the culture of the other". The failure of Jewish Israelis to study Arabic, Younis said, "deepens the alienation felt by the Arab public.
For many of our participants, the direct benefit of accessing treatment, care and/or information was a prime motivator for volunteering in health research.
Similarly, the direct costs of accessing surgical deliveries were USD 13.22 in public and USD 59.24 in private facilities (Levin et al. 2000).
Most prominent in the accounts however, was the framing of research participation as a way of gaining direct benefits of accessing health services that were otherwise unavailable or difficult to obtain (treatments, technological monitoring, more care, gaining health information) [ 44].
This line is not a direct indicator of accessing material wealth.
The characteristics of the money line are: This line is not a direct indicator of accessing material wealth.
He faces a 10-day suspension, starting July 15, from "directly accessing all CME Group Inc. trading floors, and indirect and direct access to all electronic trading and clearing platforms owned or controlled by CME Group Inc".
