This has resulted in efforts to capture the patient's own evaluation of the outcome of their care using instruments that attempt to measure an amalgamation of attributes of the ideal operation, including relief of pain, restoration of function, and fulfilment of patients' expectations.
The discrepancies which our study has shown between current legislation regarding core Tutor functions and actual fulfilment of those functions is also a matter of concern.
Alternative models, based in physiology or evolutionary psychology, have posited modular subsystems or agents the function of which is to coordinate the fulfilment of basic needs, such as mating, affiliation, defense and the avoidance of predators.
Or it may be because the successful fulfilment of the function of a plastic gene, which requires different levels of expression in different environments, is more sensitive to the effects of a given quantity of noise.
The objective section of the NKSS, which includes the technical outcome of the procedure on the basis of pain, range of motion (ROM), alignment and stability, is completed by the physician, and the subjective parameters of the NKSS, which include patients' knee function, satisfaction and fulfilment of expectations, is completed by the patient [ 1, 6].
Despite the similarity of many of the items making up the four most popular PROMS, it is clear that three (OKS, WOMAC, KOOS) were designed solely for patients, whereas the KSS has an 'objective' section primarily designed for completion by surgeons which is reported separately from the PROMS instruments that measure function, satisfaction and fulfilment of expectations.
Two metres short of fulfilment is no fulfilment at all.
What Goethe now denies is not the fulfilment of desire but the desirability of fulfilment.
For TWS, the Olympic games are a kind of fulfilment.
He really has the sense of fulfilment again.
