12 In health systems where a UPI is lacking, HDD refers to specific episodes of care rather than to cases or persons.
In this study, lack of interference thus refers to lack of degradation of learning performance between two tasks.
Lack of referring physician knowledge about the appropriate timing of referral, absence of communication between referring physicians and nephrologists, and dialysis care delivered at tertiary medical centers were health system characteristics associated with late referral of patients with chronic kidney disease.
Midcentury modernist in many of its design decisions, "Fantasia" slips into postmodernist collage in its construction, while its lack of dialogue refers back to the cinema's silent roots.
The other point of lack of evidence refers to the dose of ethinylestradiol.
Lack of reciprocity refers to the difficulty of sending host physicians abroad as well as failed attempts at building long-lasting relationships with foreign institutions.
Especially the lack of information refers to the dynamics of urban forests, which are associated with natural disturbances like differences in growth, diseases, stresses and natural hazards, or to other anthropogenic disturbances in particular, such as influences of environmental actors, management, political discourses and related land use change dynamics [17, 22, 23].
Matreshkas derived from tORFM are denoted here as matreshkaM, those derived from tORFX are denoted matreshkaX, while a lack of subscript refers to both matreshka sets collectively.
"Lack of achievement" refers to the tendency to assess one's own ability negatively and involves feelings of unhappiness and dissatisfaction [ 3].
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00882.008 To localize Orc6, we initially compared class averages of ORC lacking Orc6 (referred to as ORC1 5) with class averages of ORC containing Orc6 (simply referred to as ORC).
