Dave Brooks, Sussex's chief executive, knows from personal experience the extent of Morgan's challenge.
Often an inexorable "upper limit" becomes apparent; the patient may then go home, having learned by experience the extent of his or her limitations but confident that he or she can live within them.
Learning experience The extent to which students' satisfaction and some special learning experience in smart classroom.
They want you to experience the extent of their hate just as much as a lonely kid wants to get support from her peers.
For example, "to promote systematic and consistent decision-making" about plagiarism, Curtin University of Technology in Australia identified "four dimensions or criteria: experience, nature, extent and intent" (Yeo & Chien 2007, p. 190).
Moreover, from our experience, the extent to which these maneuvers are exerted differs between the midwives.
As shown in Table II, the most important correlates of fidelity are instrumentality, self-efficacy, training for LLL, years of experience and extent of familiarity with LLL.
This will involve the nature of the individual, the characteristics of their care experience, the extent of their health and education engagement and the quality of support experienced during the transition from care to independent living.
Which sociodemographic/provider characteristics were associated with service users' experience, the extent to which any observed differences could be because of clustering of service users of a particular sociodemographic group within poorer scoring providers, and the extent to which observed differences in experience varied across types of provider.
"Having experienced the extent of my own prejudices and my own ignorance of the issue, I was bound and determined to turn the country around and to treat alcoholics as ill human beings who needed treatment, not as bad people who should be ignored and neglected," Dr. Chafetz told Alcohol Health and Research World.
