The care co-coordinator ensures that the patient's unique needs are carefully and methodically addressed by the service provider's interdisciplinary care team.
The analyses outlined below methodically addressed these issues and indicated that the Drosophila circadian clock is remarkably sensitive to the environmental daily time cues represented in natural environmental temperature profiles.
Remarkably, it was not until Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species in 1859 that anyone, in our history, had thought methodically to address the reason for our existence.
"This is an issue we've been addressing methodically," he said.
The OpenSSL exploit essentially allows a dedicated hacker to methodically collect email addresses, keys, and log-ins from affected servers.
Snowden suggests that all of these files were on a staging server somewhere within the Equation Group servers and by admitting they scoured the Group's "source range" we learn that the Shadow Brokers found one Equation Group server and methodically tried IP addresses in that range.
Before implementing new changes in the delivery of healthcare, further, larger and more methodically rigorous primary research should address the quality of the data on both health outcomes and costs.
Karl Rove & Company, President Bush's campaign adviser, methodically registered dozens of site addresses incorporating the candidate's name and various salty words (including variant spellings).
And since a meeting of SEC presidents in Atlanta in mid-August to discuss the admission of A&M, it has been clear that the move was expected to happen as long as Texas A&M maneuvered properly and protected the SEC from being sued by the Big 12. "This is a 100-year decision that we have addressed carefully and methodically," Texas A&M's president, R. Bowen Loftin, said.
For the rest of the decade, Waxman methodically built a coalition to strengthen the CAA and address, among other problems, acid rain.
