This circumstance allows each provider and each patient to contribute their knowledge, particular skills and preferences to focus on providing health care to persons within individual care plans.
Potential confounders were included in the models in a step-wise approach based on established biological knowledge of confounders particular to the associations of interest between menstrual risk factors and prognostic tumor characteristics, rather than solely based on a 10% percentage shift in the estimates.
What we have here is an attempt to translate the two fundamental categories of particular and universal back to their specific knowledge source: particulars to perception and universals to inferential reasoning.
Literature is not astronomy or geography or history or any branch of knowledge, particular or general.
Following these arguments, this paper connects the challenges facing Chinese knowledge workers, editors in particular, to the broader ongoing social transformation in China.
Considering this, and the fact that the HIV/AIDS epidemic is on the increase in Pakistan makes it extremely important to assess young people's knowledge and perceptions of sexual and reproductive health matters and of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in particular to identify knowledge gaps for further preventive activities.
In particular, to our knowledge the type of pore structure suitable for osteoinduction has not been reported in detail.
In particular, to our knowledge no report has described stent graft implantation into the pulmonary arteries in patients with total cavopulmonary connection (Fontan operation).
In particular, to my knowledge, Euler difference schemes for equation (1.2) have not theoretically been studied for the global stability of the equilibrium points except a recent paper [2].
In particular, to our knowledge, no previous study has tested the associations between genetic ancestry, social classification, and health outcomes.
In particular, to our knowledge no large-scale genome sequencing project is ongoing.
