Nonetheless, the coalition is still running a country effectively broke and in need of assistance from the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
Hence, in settings with a high prevalence of PD, as might often be the case in juvenile justice settings, users might opt for using a cut-score of 4 or more, to enhance specificity, effectively ruling persons in need of further personality assessment out rather than in.
Notably, Harald also had to agree to share half of his wealth with Magnus, who at the time was effectively bankrupt and badly in need of funds.
Amman, 6 February 2014 – The two contracts launched today aim to improve a reinforced application of the rule of law to effectively protect the citizens, particularly those in need of differential treatment and protection in line with human rights.
Doctor contacts described particular difficulty in responding effectively to doctor friends, family and colleagues in need of mental healthcare.
These data suggest that individuals who respond most effectively to immune intervention may be most in need of subsequent vaccination to prevent reinfection.
Elderly guardians are themselves in need of such support and cannot effectively handle the children's emotional needs.
The PMEWS score performs well for discerning those patients in need of admission (area under ROC curve 0.944) and triages effectively those in need of higher levels of care before irreversible organ dysfunction is established (area under ROC curve 0.83), whereas CURB-65 achieves comparable areas under the ROC curve of only 0.81 and 0.64 respectively.
In Greece, a country with a fast growing elderly population, more consistent and coordinated measures of community care should be considered in the future in order to meet effectively the needs of those groups.
The DESD was designed to help university faculties to assist more effectively in meeting the needs of society make the transition to more sustainable development patterns.
