The war years both recreated a patriotic spirit to cover the bare bones of Bourbon administrative centralism and resulted in the explicit formulation of a liberal ideology that was to be a dynamic factor in Spanish history.
Not even when I go to the opera house.' The respondents' perception of SMBG appeared to be a dynamic factor.
8 Adherence to medication is a dynamic behaviour affected by factors related to treatment regimen complexity, patient-related variables, patient healthcare provider relationships and the quality of healthcare services.
Importantly, HR (the principal repair route in the germline) is a dynamic process that involves both factors that favor recombination reactions and factors that counteract these intermediates.
The model is a dynamic variant of the static factor analysis model (Ghahramani and Beal, 2000).
Sustainable development is a dynamic process affected by many factors and their complicated interaction.
Overall the results reflect that burnout is a dynamic experience and indicate that factors such as playing position, injury, selection and starting status are worthy of further investigation.
Very often, this is not possible, because management of chronic illness is a dynamic process influenced by many factors.
The regulation of fibrocytes is a dynamic process governed by many factors, each harboring their own therapeutic potential.
It was proposed that such a renal injury as we showed in the ET rats is a dynamic process mediated by multiple factors, multiple ways and multiple aspects.
