"Congo" (which carries the staggering price of three hundred dollars) is a book without captions: more than two hundred and fifty pages of pictures unleavened by any words of identification — not even a date or a place name to orient you.
The early Christian community distinguished between the identification of the date of Jesus' birth and the liturgical celebration of that event.
All entries automatically include identification of the date, time and author of the documentation.
Based on the available data, duration of diabetes was estimated differently in the CPRD, where outpatient diagnoses enable identification of both date of the first diabetes diagnosis and date of the first diabetes treatment.
The data were restricted to instances in which clear identification of the date posted and the identity of the host were possible, greatly reducing the sample sizes.
At the within-community level, these include (a) further attempts to define objective criteria for the a priori identification of sampling dates for Approach III, and (b) and the extension of such studies to other growing seasons and community types/grassland regions.
Detailed geomorphological mapping, coupled with lithostratigraphy, sedimentology and luminescence dating, supports the identification of a complete terrace staircase sequence.
Multidisciplinary studies may well be required: palaeography for the identification of date and place of paper use, codicology for the identification of morphological characteristics and production techniques and scientific analysis for the identification of papermaking materials.
The target group will be approached, after identification of date of birth and absence of diabetes or known CVD, from participating general practices (n = 12).
The system enables accurate, routine identification of key dates and events in care trajectories, despite the fact that the data is initially fragmented across numerous sources in different territories.
