In the following excerpt, the participant expressed an ability to work despite the headaches.
Free speech is a complex area legally, but it's important to recognize that there are distinctions between one's ability to express an opinion versus one's ability to use F.C.C.-regulated airwaves to do so, and also one's ability to engage in speech versus one's ability to engage in slander.
We found that unregulated providers in LTC settings express both an ability to understand feedback reports presented as part of a quality improvement intervention, and perceive that these reports provide them with information that is useful for changing resident care.
Moreover, resting T cells from patients with RA expressed an impaired ability to differentiate into Th2 effectors with a potential to downmodulate Th1 inflammation.
Within components of the insulin signaling pathway, the significant increase from basal to insulin-stimulated levels of phosphorylation, produced by MR, expresses an enhanced ability of peripheral tissues to respond to a bolus of insulin.
The ability to express a choice 2. The ability to understand information relevant to treatment decision making 3.
To the Editor: There is a delicate balance between the psychological safety of students and a student's ability to express an opinion that may be unpopular or unfriendly.
Apparel products are products that encourage high involvement, especially among fashion leaders, because of their ability to express an individual's identity and emotions (Workman and Freeburg 2009).
Both cells, HSCs and myofibroblasts, present in the liver interstitium have the ability to express an immune phenotype.
Both immature and mature SLE FLDCs expressed a higher ability to induce T-cell proliferation when compared with normal controls.
