However, similar to MCI, VCIND and its component states lack consistent standardised indicators (for example, symptoms) and a unique case definition.
Practice recommendations that define clinical care for entire populations, such as provincial prenatal records, thus present a unique case study for evidence-based decision-making.
Portsmouth district commander, Supt Ali Heydari, said: "This is a unique case for Portsmouth and in fact Hampshire and the Isle of Wight as a whole.
"But for the moment, this is a unique case".
David Jacobs (Six Apart): It's important to have an open platform, and the iPhone is a unique case for a multitude of reasons.
Austin offers a unique case for testing whether similar gender issues characterized other high-tech regions because the city has historically benefited from the expansion of Silicon Valley's large high-tech firms since the 1980s.
The absence of social housing, the high ratio of owner-occupation and the availability of good quality private rental stock in Turkey makes it a unique case for studies of residential satisfaction.
Drawing on material from semi-structured interviews on 62 farms, and participant observation on 20 farms, the paper discusses how hay meadows represent a unique case for conservation and considers the limitations of existing conceptualisations of scheme adoption for understanding hay meadow conservation.
When a claim is filed, a new folder is made for each case coded with a unique case number in addition to the CRS-number.
Ethiopia was the only exception; although the country's official language is Amharic, Ethiopia publishes many of its health policy documents in English, and was also identified by the AG as a unique case for consideration due to its achievement of MDG 4 in 2013 [ 22].
