Therefore, survey results may not fully portray the full spectrum of nephrologists' attitudes.
Not for nothing did Tom Wolfe, in "A Man in Full" portray Charlie Croker as living in an old mansion in Buckhead while making his money as a builder of glass office towers along the interstate.
Tom Wolfe set his book A Man in Full, which portrayed the backroom maneuverings of the Atlanta real estate business, in Buckhead.
A full page portrays a smiling, wolf-suited Max, from "Where the Wild Things Are," holding a bulging green sack emblazoned with a dollar sign.
President Barack Obama's reelection campaign on Monday morning opened a new front in its election faceoff with presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney, releasing documentary-style videos and a full website portraying Romney as a job-destroying corporate takeover artist.
In her latest turn as Vice President Selina Meyer on HBO's hit Veep--a show co-created by Armando Iannucci and the brilliant New York magazine writer, Frank Rish--Louin-Dreyfullis in flightlight portraying the overtly ambitious, not quite wise, but scary smart VP.
Accompanied by a sumptuously full orchestra, and portrayed by a cast that finds the magnetism in rage and resentment, the frightening title characters of "Assassins" are restating their demand to be noticed in this Roundabout Theater Company production.
The exhibition featured three adjoining videos projected on a billboard, the first showing Mr. Melhem, the second showing security forces responding to his attack, and the third showing the bar he shot up, portrayed full of life again, as if nothing had happened.
The emotional intensity is in general rather low and the state is often not comparable to full-blown anger portrayed by actors.
Patients not adherent to treatment during three consecutive days subsequent to a period of full adherence are portrayed in scenario 2. In scenario 3, it was assumed that the patient is not adhering to therapy for an extended period of time with seven consecutively missed doses following a period of full adherence.
