The land formally comprising the territory is today governed by the provincial and territorial governments of Ontario, Manitoba and Nunavut.
Visual impairment was defined by the presenting vision in accordance with the International Classification of Diseases Update and Revision 2006 18 and the WHO, which formally comprises categories 1 5 with categories 3 5 being blindness.
This is an Irish university-affiliated general practice oriented research network, whose defining features are that it is comprised of practices that formally agreed to participate, were openly recruited and cover a wide geographical area.
Keith Fisher Oxford It is understandable that Labour's access to justice commission is mainly comprised of lawyers (Labour access to justice commission to meet formally for first time", theguardian.com, 19 January, 2016).
My class last year was comprised of students with autism, students with speech and language impairments, students with emotional disturbances (unmedicated), intellectual disabilities (formally known as mental retardation), and students with learning disabilities.
Pathogenic (P) variants comprised of.
Your audience is comprised of people, right?
The thigh is comprised of what?
Because the available literature was overwhelmingly comprised of observational studies and case series, representing low-quality evidence, a decision was made that the document would assume the form of a consensus statement rather than a formally graded guideline.
University of Bristol (UoB), was created formally by charter in 1909, is a research intensive university located in Bristol in South-West England and is a member of the Russell Group, which is a university association comprised of 24 leading British universities.
