Melinda R. Hatton, vice president of the American Hospital Association, said the items cited by Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Johnson were "the top areas of concern for us, too".
Sometimes they were from items cited in the bibliography, suggesting amateur citation skills – cut and paste instead of paraphrase (even though the candidate knew full well to use quote marks when quoting elsewhere in the thesis).
Imagining that they are museum curators, students evaluate the historical significance of three or four of the items cited in the article (depending on number of groups; each group should be assigned to a different set of objects) based on the following criteria (written on the board for easier student access): –Does this item tell a unique story about the event?
Within each section, are the individual action items cited in Trump's 100-day plan.
It is the shopper's responsibility to make sure that the lender quoting a price is basing that price on accurate information covering the items cited above.
But one of the items cited in the state's violation notice, a pink heart-shaped pendant, was found by inspectors at a Rainbow store in Kentucky - a day after the company's attorney said the jewelry was no longer available.
The food items cited by at least 80% of the subjects (for example, rice, beans, banana, chicken, beef, eggs and non-diet sodas) were kept separate.
To put this figure into perspective, Garfield noted in 2006 that of 38 million items cited from 1900 to 2005, only 0.5% were cited more than 200 times [ 15].
Items cited as having some value included being a supportive listener for patients, providing in-service training for nursing staff addressing social/human service issues, providing focused behavioral therapy, conducting home visits, and attending physician visits with the patients.
