In everyday clinical practice, variations in asthma control and prescribing patterns across countries have been reported, as well as differences in disease perceptions amongst physicians and patients [ 17- 19].
The man's stillness helps you appreciate every iota of the movement executed by the two others, even though one of them is largely recumbent, and the other is doing variations on everyday pedestrian movements.
In addition, the work also gave a nice variation to everyday tasks at the PHCC.
It seemed to be a pleasant variation to everyday tasks at the PHCC and gave much-needed freedom to decide their own time schedule.
In his new film, "The Son of Joseph" (opening today), the French director Eugène Green, a native New Yorker who has lived in France for nearly half a century, works a variation on this everyday nobility by telling a father-son story refracted through the prism of myth, and not just any myth but the cornerstone of European culture — the Nativity.
Children with CP represent a heterogeneous group with large variations in brain pathology, everyday functioning, and need of health care [ 4, 5].
The PROGRESS registry has helped document information on the use of DrotAA in everyday clinical practice and on treatment variation across regions and countries.
The PROGRESS registry has helped document information on the use of low-dose corticosteroids in severe sepsis in everyday clinical practice and on treatment variation across regions and countries.
Next, our measure of noise may not have been representative of most everyday background sounds and had more acoustical variation than is common.
However, issues relating to 'unacceptable variation' in the quality of everyday care continue to pose challenges around specific areas, such as the need for nurses and midwives to be technically competent, well educated and patient-driven [ 35].
