Preoperative planning is essential, and familiarity with different surgical techniques and implants allows the surgeon to choose the correct fixation method, giving patients the best chance to heal.
But it's also essential to gain familiarity with technology and working with data — and it's something they'd never do in school.
Just as a chef can't experiment in the kitchen without familiarity with essential ingredients, a composer can't innovate without basic mastery of the craft.
(Do we appreciate Borges's "The Library of Babel" because we see ourselves in it? Is familiarity the essential experience of "Blue Velvet" or, for that matter, "Spaceballs"?) Reading for self-recognition is the default factory setting in most people's minds.
High visual quality of VUS models is essential to bring realistic familiarity with the realistic landscape image to seriously motivate and involve the user.
Because our genetic and environmental backgrounds remain essential components of risk, familiarity with the common genome is one key to ensuring that genomics becomes a public health enterprise.
Bangladeshi families demonstrated poor familiarity with essential trial concepts at interview (table 4); however, it is unclear whether this reflects poor initial understanding or poor information retention.
One does not need to be a bioinformatics expert to handle whole-genome sequencing data, but is essential to have some familiarity with the UNIX environment and basic knowledge in command line software, writing shell scripts and applying scripts of commonly used languages for biological data analysis (such as Perl or Python).
While these essential elements of family and familiarity don't guarantee a perfect recovery, they are the best medicine anybody knows about.
Therefore, it was theorised that if more familiar faucets corresponded to higher levels of correct and unassisted faucet use, this likely indicated that familiarity plays an essential, and possibly critical, role in how usable a faucet is for older adults with dementia.
