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A philosopher of the early period of the Scottish Enlightenment with whom Hutcheson may helpfully be compared and contrasted is his close contemporary Archibald Campbell (1691 1756), professor of divinity and church history at St Andrews University.

Given the need to preserve funding but also to manage scarcity and to consider transformation, there may helpfully be three forms of resilience:   Financial resilience: the protection of funds for health care, and particularly that of the vulnerable, in the face of economic contraction.

Although defined, in this study, as adults aged 65 years and over, older people are not a homogeneous group; and may helpfully be considered in three age-bands, young old (65 74), older old (75 84), and oldest (85 years and over), albeit that their physical and chronological age may not be the same [ 8, 9].

The relationship between these disciplines and between theoretical and empirical perspectives on dignity is not straightforward and may most helpfully be viewed as a dialectical process, a conversation in which theory informs and generates empirical work and empirical work informs and challenges theory.

Some patients could helpfully be seen on Skype.

Not for the first time, W1A's creator John Morton may feel much of his next series is helpfully being written for him.

The pedals, at least, have helpfully been reversed.

Japan, Ms. Sozzani pointed out helpfully, is so far.

They, helpfully, were in fact Brazil's top-seeded pair.

The color selection may be limited, but black is generally available and may helpfully avoid a military appearance in travel out of of one's own country.

As such, these findings may be helpfully incorporated in the clinical conceptualization of HIA, CP, and psychopathy and how these disorders may be distinguished from one another.