PN12 "Because the whole funding for practice nurses has changed that is probably a benefit if you were looking at introducing chlamydia testing because… the practice gets compensated from the government for the hours the nurse works not for who they see in that time frame, so that could actually work to the benefit of nurses doing chlamydia testing".
"Because the whole funding for practice nurses has changed that is probably a benefit if you were looking at introducing chlamydia testing because… the practice gets compensated from the government for the hours the nurse works not for who they see in that time frame, so that could actually work to the benefit of nurses doing chlamydia testing".
The final confrontation is a freeze frame, so that we never see the bandits' deaths.
Newton believed that everything moved in relation to a fixed but undetectable spatial frame so that it could be said to have an absolute velocity.
I watched as Clarisse, her hand betraying a small tremor, carefully adjusted the picture frame so that it was once again within range of Gadbois's outstretched arm.
The plot is intricate and tightly wound, and Audiard exerts formidable control over every frame so that two and a half hours flash by in an instant.
He was so small during infancy that we had to shelter him each night, wrapping our bodies around his shivering frame so that he could fall asleep.
When the new subway walls are ready, McKay Lodge will fit the cleaned tiles into a portable aluminum frame so that the whole landscape can be popped back out someday if that station ends up obsolete too.
The vertical bandsaw blade is an endless narrow metal strip, with teeth along one edge, that runs around two large motorized pulleys or wheels that are mounted on a frame so that one is directly above the other.
This longer lifecycle stems from the design of the exterior walls and curtainwall design systems, which allow for their easy removal from the building frame so that they can be remanufactured or replaced as the materials require.
He is, in music-theory terms, just one step away from the home key — the imminent end of the piece is implied — but, instead of wrapping things up, he doubles the pace of hand-crossing and tightens the frame, so that the hands seem to whirl around each other.
