However, as indicated by a few exceptions in comparison of groundwater level fluctuation and well yield with potential zones, greater care need to be used on the application of remote sensing techniques since it is difficult to understand the fracture geometry on a regional scale and consider the same in GIS techniques.
Residents less self-sufficient (i.e., having greater care needs) were hospitalized more frequently.
The interplay of multiple comorbidities and functional decline result in the complex state of frailty that can predispose to poor health outcomes and greater care needs.
Instead, there seems to be one group of patients with home nursing who also need both primary and specialised care, and who have greater care needs than other patients with home nursing.
In Ontario, adjustments for Capitation payment are based solely on the age and sex of patients and do not take into account the often greater care needs of patients with lower socio-economic statuses.
If pearls are mixed up with another piece of jewelery, greater care needs to be taken to ensure that all parts of the jewelery piece are washed appropriately.
Great care needs to be exercised before such cases are brought; and, equally, great care needs to be exercised before jumping to conclusions at the outcome.
"Heads know their schools better than ministers, so it's rightly down to them whether or not they choose to use CCTV, although great care needs to be taken to protect the privacy of pupils," says the minister.
"We believe that great care needs to be exercised when making broad generalizations about cohort-related increases in narcissism," Trzesniewski and colleagues from the University of California at Davis and Michigan State University wrote.
Whilst we readily understand that victims who were eventually vindicated would find such comments upsetting, we think that great care needs to be taken by sentencing courts not to elevate denials, albeit vehement, into something deserving of further punishment in the absence of some more explicit traducing of the victim.
