Though the present study did not ask student authors about their motives and circumstances, extensive research with fairly consistent findings from numerous countries recommends complementary measures to inspire learning and encourage correct practices.
The >1 ppm chemical shift difference may caused by extensive alteration of circumstance near proton in amino group of S15 residue.
A second form seeking extensive information about the circumstances of each death will be sent to the local department responsible.
One more factor should be borne in mind when considering the possibility that the painter received extensive formal training in circumstances yet to be ascertained.
A ground-breaking athlete, she is used to working in challenging circumstances, has extensive knowledge of the FA and has the additional bonus of no whiff of scandal anywhere near her.
Sachs, who knew Cowell's widow and had full access to Cowell's private papers, has done extensive research into the circumstances surrounding this extraordinary case, which even the prosecutor described as trivial.
Extensive information on sociodemographic circumstances, health, and cognitive function has been obtained in adolescence and regularly thereafter [15].
Today, the radical neck dissection is performed only in select circumstances where extensive metastatic disease exists in the neck and the accessory nerve cannot be preserved.
Under these circumstances, the extensive controlled clinical trial procedures now considered mandatory for contemporary vaccines could not be performed and the urgency of the situation often meant that only limited assessments could be carried out before introduction of the vaccines.
All of the studies of petroleum refining industry workers are relatively extensive, and the exposure circumstances of each cohort in the various countries would be expected to be similar because the refining process is relatively standard.
In some circumstances, such extensive modelling exercises may be possible to forecast intervention health impacts; however, in many other situations, quantitative predictions of health impact may be based on less resource-intense modelling, such as simple translations of expected market results into health outcomes using published estimates of treatment effectiveness.
