We believe that this view is also applicable to younger people, however, in relation to activities that are instrumental to a reasonable healthy life.
It is unrealistic to expect staff to take a neutral position in relation to something that they have been instrumental in creating.
Compared to non-Belgians, Belgians placed more responsibility on patients than on health professionals or the health services in relation to the negotiation of values and instrumental communication.
The limits of detection (LOD) were defined both in relation to the method blanks and the instrumental detection limit (Sjodin et al. 2004b).
Note that the disparities in the spectra of identical cell suspensions were based solely on the differences of the spectrophotometer configuration, bringing to light the importance of understanding the instrumental arrangement in relation to data interpretation.
Resisting temptations to offer a general definition, I suggest that much of what many of us do in relation to the dead does not stand in need of instrumental explanation.
Data collection commenced with FGDs which were instrumental in initiating the discussions in relation to how people talk about HAS, and the meanings they attach to the practice.
1 Paediatric clinical pharmacologists in conjunction with other disciplines and, in particular, paediatric clinical pharmacists, have been instrumental in several major initiatives in relation to improving the management of children with drugs.
20 32 In relation to pneumonia, nurses are responsible for (or at least instrumental in) many of the necessary clinical practices, such as encouraging flu vaccination, hand washing, pain relief, mobilisation and pulmonary hygiene for reducing pneumonia.
