Our experience does support the importance of the outlined key competencies and goes along with other recent contributions to the debate (Eisinger, [2012]) by equally emphasising place-specific solutions and the process of achieving them.
Moody is equally swift to emphasise he is not proposing Robshaw be summarily axed but he reckons Armitage would bring a different dynamic: "He'd be an asset, without doubt, because he offers something no other back-rower does".
Thomas Newman's score is equally well judged, emphasising the emotional but never drowning us in sentiment.
Speed and accuracy were emphasised equally.
If both interventions were emphasised equally, then trials were classified as 'low risk of bias'.
The more surprising response in this context was the equally strong tendency to emphasise exclusively individualized explanations, or to gravitate away from social/structural towards individualized causes in attempts to pinpoint connections with health outcomes.
However the therapeutic benefits of work for the majority of depressed patients were emphasised, but equally, GPs saw benefits in a a short time away from work for some patients but the length of absence was key.
Equally, campaigning on cost helps emphasise that the environment movement is in tune with people's current economic concerns.
"Man comes" - if you emphasise both words equally, which is what you are being asked to do, you are turning the first foot of the line into what is called a spondee.
The Fed by law must emphasise employment and inflation equally, but in practice it, too, targets inflation.
Equally, many cost-effective NCD interventions emphasise life style and preventive interventions, but these tend to be aimed at older people.
