Less frequent propositions (8.9%) included: ' They should test all patients', '... should not give [TB] treatment without an HIV-test result', '... should provide mobile testing', and '... provide incentives to test'.
Many must be read several times for complete understanding, also because of frequent reference to propositions elsewhere in the book.
Despite being on the more expensive side, this account may prove an attractive proposition for frequent M&S shoppers, Springall says.
If, as Levinson claims, default interpretations arise 'locally', out of the processing of a pre-propositional unit such as a word or a phrase, then they have to be subjected to frequent cancellation once the proposition has been processed.
FOR nearly all investors, frequent trading is a terrible proposition.
But the double-or-nothing proposition has left many frequent travelers -- and some loyalty program experts -- with a different impression.
The argumentative method of the Ethics, with its frequent cross-references between its axioms, definitions, propositions and demonstrations, reflects a basic principle of Spinoza's thought: that everything in the universe is connected.
An immediate consequence of the previous proposition is the following corollary, of very frequent use in our work.
Thus, core to Avado's value proposition is that, through richer and more frequent communication, patients are far more likely to stay healthy and actualize the steps set forth in a care regimen prescribed by doctors.
Battery-powered buses that do not require frequent stops at charging depots might seem a maybe-someday proposition.
