Some of these results are well-known and they are now framed in the general and unifying context of nonlinear potential estimates.
In the Act, criteria related to the patient's request, the patient's suffering, and the absence of reasonable alternatives are purposefully framed in open general terms.
The items across each of the questionnaires are framed in a very general manner and the relationship between the items and responses is assumed to be due to mental health issues.
We used standard RAND/UCLA Appropriateness Method rating methods to identify necessary items for assessing patient safety in general practice, framed in terms of the Structure-Process-Outcome taxonomy.
Once again, this question is framed in terms of a general election, but can be applied to a primary by considering which candidate has more support from statewide officials.
CCE frame interpolation should in general consider the following three conditions: Firstly, the interpolated frame should not contain motion and image artifacts that could lead to wrong diagnosis.
Although most of the rules are expressed in less general terms than the General Principles, they are not framed in technical language and, like the General Principles, are to be interpreted to achieve their underlying purpose.
On Frascolla's (1994, 3ff) account, "a numerical identity "t = s" is an arithmetical theorem if and only if the corresponding equation "Ωt'x = Ωs'x", which is framed in the language of the general theory of logical operations, can be proven".
Consequently, the results of this study are framed in the context of routine general practice.
Therefore, general arguments framed in terms of spatiotemporal correlations are easy to investigate in the specific context of either the HRC or motion energy model.
