When a country is known to have a considerable mobile population, then it might reasonably be expected to adapt census methodologies in order to enumerate as many as possible - and this is indeed the case in most of the countries under review.
The tissue was processed using a sterile homogenizer, and serial 10-fold dilutions were plated via a spiral plater and enumerated as above.
Practice site characteristics (academic/non-academic, rural/urban, practice size, time dedicated to diabetes, and practice type [general medicine site/specialty site]) that may influence diabetes treatment practices will be enumerated as well.
Conversation is conducted mostly in Spanish about topics Mr. Castillo enumerated as "baseball, politics and women".
In his memo, Cembalest enumerated, as a guide to his clients, his own household expenses, which, relatively speaking, were modest.
After the collapse of communism in 1990-91, thethnichnic Muslims were once again enumerated as Muslims if they had returned to Islamic profession and practice.
The relatively youthful age-structures and high fertility rates of those enumerated as indigenous largely account for the continuing upward trend.
He enumerates as strengths the prime minister's combination of great self-confidence with extreme caution, as well as his instinctive feel for the popular mood: an ability, as Mr Rentoul characterises it, to "reflect back the banality of the majority .Both of these strengths might equally well be interpreted as weaknesses.
All humanity, not merely Israel, is engaged in a covenant relationship with God, which was spelled out in explicit precepts variously enumerated as 6, 7, or even 10 and occasionally as many as 30 that reflect general humanitarian behaviour and are intended to assure the maintenance of the natural order by the establishment of a proper human society.
More specifically, they can be enumerated as follows.
