He fashions himself less a caretaker of one of the N.F.L.'s more revolutionary innovations than a teacher who strives to connect with his pupils.
Mr. Arafat, a Muslim, has assiduously courted the pope and aggressively moved to propose the Palestinians as less ambivalent caretakers than the Israelis for Christian holy places in the Holy Land.
For while the paid tour guides provide the public face of the museum, the less visible caretakers are equally responsible for sustaining a lived-in atmosphere, suggesting that, say, Emerson just took up his walking stick to stride off to Walden Pond.
A study on iodine deficiency in schoolchildren in Istanbul revealed a higher prevalence of iodine deficiency in students with less educated caretakers and from poorer families [ 44].
Highly-educated caretakers and those working for cash are more aware that the main doses cannot be replaced by NID doses, than less educated caretakers and those who are not working for cash.
It's on Ryan to be less of a caretaker and more of a playmaker.
Of those caretakers who offered less than usual, 74 (33%) caretakers offered somewhat less, 673030%) caretakers offered much less, and 82 (37%) caretakers offered nothing during the diarrheal illness.
As incomplete documentation could leave pharmacists and caretakers less sure of how to give a medication, inadequate treatment might result.
Compared with caretakers of controls, case caretakers were less likely to report that water was available from their primary water source "all the time" (91.2% versus 97.3%, cOR 0.28, CI 0.20 0.38), and to fetch water every day (76.1% versus 80.4%, cOR 0.76, C.I. 0.63 0.91, (Table 3).
The restorer is nothing more or less than a professional caretaker of the art object's physical wellbeing and survival.
