From the managerial point of view, the most imperative source of support is the ward manager, so it is quite distressing to notice that many nurses felt that they received only a little support from this person.
The peel, which is also a major part of the fruit, is an imperative source of bioactive compounds such as phenolics, flavonoids, ellagitannins, proanthocyanidin compounds [ 96], minerals, [ 97], and complex polysaccharides [ 98].
It is imperative that this source of greenhouse gas emissions be better understood so that strategies that tap into the mitigation potential of addressing them may be developed.
Work sits squarely at the center: the enduring economic imperative, political mandate, source of morality and social identity.
The detection of this pathogen and its variants is imperative to trace the source of infection, to explore the transmission, and to prevent the spread of disease.
It is, therefore, imperative to identify the source of student confusions about evolution and to develop effective teaching tools that can correct them (National Research Council 1996; Novak 2002; Modell et al. 2005; Wescott and Cunningham 2005).
It is imperative that any underlying source of infection in particular is excluded and consequentially patients may be extensively investigated with serial blood and urine cultures, chest X ray, neuro-imaging and CSF analysis being obtained before underlying infections can confidently be excluded.
On the super-speedways like Daytona, long straightaways allow for dangerously high speeds, so cars racing there are fitted with restrictor plates, reducing the engine's horsepower; this equalizing factor makes it imperative to exploit every possible source of extra speed, the most available of which is using the slipstream of competitors' race cars, or drafting.
4) Make treatment available: It's imperative to have a reliable source of treatment.
There are 'oughts' other than our moral duties, but these oughts are distinguished from the moral ought in being based on a quite different kind of principle, one that is the source of hypothetical imperatives.
Yet 60% of all respondents (including 70% of civil society respondents) also reported that non-binding codes can in theory have some effect (n = 25), either by serving as a basis for policymaking (n = 4), a source of moral imperatives to act (n = 3), or an advocacy tool for political prioritization (n = 4).
