Once we achieved a final cultural-adapted version of the 'Hip and Knee Questionnaire', a multicenter and prospective study was conducted, in which we collected patient data that were tested before and after primary knee arthroplasty.
Barker and Taylor address the final category — "cultural authenticity" — in their best chapter, an account of how misguided notions of authenticity first closed the door of success on a black Mississippi performer, John Hurt, and then shoehorned him into a role that was, in a word, fake.
In my vision, this space will be located in one of the two final D.C. cultural frontiers: the Southwest Waterfront or NOMA/Brookland, and will house five or six stages, all under 140 seats.
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The real hope is a final victory for cultural liberalism, and social conservatism's permanent eclipse.
FOR her final piece on cultural delights to be enjoyed in the coming months, Casandra used her own experience (and that of friendly food writers) to write about restaurants.
Its annual grand final is a cultural event as much as a football one, and it's become a pilgrimage for Darwin residents (and even for some from down south too).
Re "Fighting 'The Big One,' " by Thomas L. Friedman (column, Aug. 24): The anti-Western elements are not attracted to the current chaos in Iraq to instigate a final showdown over cultural and religious values.
In the end, after all of the software analyses, the final equation for cultural optimization process will be obtained in ANOVA, as is shown in Table 4 and Eq. 2.
The final asset is "Cultural Respect/Life" contains three items (response options 1 = not at all like you; 2 = a little like you; 3 = mostly like you; 4 = very much like you); a sample item is " You respect the beliefs of people even if they are of a different race".
The honoring of DeGeneres suggests a final way to measure cultural shifts: culture itself.
