They have thus logically focused their attention on putting new patients into care and reporting baseline information rather than on follow-up.
4, 5 Thus, efforts to prevent ACS have logically focused on development of therapeutic interventions that block platelet aggregation, or coagulation, or both.
Because workers who fed macaques were far more likely to be bitten or scratched than their other colleagues, an intervention aimed at reducing injuries in workers might logically focus on feeding practices.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics, the primary source of productivity information, logically enough focuses on labor productivity.
There is widespread evidence that the current headline accountability measure – which ranks secondary schools by the percentage of their pupils who achieve 5 A*-C grades at GCSE, including English and maths – has encouraged teachers to focus, logically but excessively, on pupils at the C/D borderline.
Much of the press coverage has been focused, logically enough, on what is likely to be an epic legal tug of war pitting the government against Apple and by implied extension, a significant portion of the American technology sector.
Logically, many guidelines focus on practical aspects of assessment.
These phenotypes have logically and primarily focused on three clinically relevant end points and measurements that are summarized below.
Plain language includes three major elements: 1) The use of everyday language and other clear writing strategies, 2) well-structured, logically sequenced, and focused information, 3) effective design and layout.
The key components of historical contextualism are then articulated, including the historicity of disease, the reification of specific disease categories in terms of language and social practice, and finally, in contemporary society, the value placed on diagnosis, the bureaucratization of disease, and a logically consistent focus on boundary management and boundary disputes.
