Ogundipe and Lawal [31] equally examined the impact of health expenditure on economic growth in Nigeria.
Where gaps are identified, alternative risk management options should be equally examined before deciding for one measure.
In Ghana, Tonah (2000) equally examined local state policies and local prejudices against Fulani in Ghana, using data from Paga along the Ghana-Burkina Faso border.
All mouse lemurs of both sexes were equally examined for lice.
Of these, P. putida RW10S2 was equally examined for HMW bacteriocin production, resulting in an active particulate fraction with a protein banding pattern similar to the one observed for the purified BW11M1 sample (data not shown).
What is interesting, however, is that in Italy, the work is done to expose these perfidies: if you go into any Feltrinelli bookshop, you will see shelves of books that detail them, by brave reporters working with equally bold examining magistrates like those in Palermo, past and present.
Equally, though, examined deeply, as these nights do, Kraftwerk's music is hugely comforting: full of churchy organs and an almost childlike sense of wonder.
Among Gutiérrez de Lara's influences was the Cuban-born revolutionary José Alvarez de Toledo, who would come to play a major role in the defeat of the insurgency in Texas only a short time later and whose writings are equally well examined by Coronado.
Enter population health, defined by DUHS as "health outcomes of individuals, including the distribution of such outcomes within the group". Focusing on the patient as an individual is clearly important, but equally important is examining the patient as part of a larger group or population.
These approaches are equally useful in examining the action of newly discovered enzymes and therapeutic agents.
In a show with few portraits, Joy Goldkind's "Bill 1998" stands out for its tender observation of an odd character, who seems equally intent on examining and reflecting on his own image.
