If Camelot's reasoning were more clearly specified, I'd be entirely happy to agree with it.
Menopausal status was more clearly specified in the diagnosis history and physical notes but at 1 year was only mentioned clearly in some patients' charts and in other cases postmenopausal status was inferred from descriptions of no menses for >1 year.
Does not clearly specify when a caretaker government has come to an end.
The legislation doesn't clearly specify whether affirmative consent means verbal or nonverbal communication.
Four reports did not clearly specify the methodological design.
More than one third of articles also failed to describe the method of random sequence generation (n=35; 38%), report a sample size calculation (n=32; 34%), or clearly specify the primary and secondary outcomes (n=33; 35%).
For example, evidence indicates that a guideline recommendation is more actionable if it clearly specifies when, who should do precisely what action; if a recommendation does not specify these steps or uses passive verbs, its actionability will be diminished.
Thus, for example, the discussion observed between APPC and PCT managers around whether or not a patient who presented 10 minutes before official 'closing time' could legitimately be turned away; under the more flexible and less clearly specified GMS contract it is unlikely that this would be seen as an option.
It relied on an inconsistent mixture of old and new physical principles, hinting but not clearly specifying how a more adequate general theory might be constructed.
The first is the ideological tank, which refers to organizations that have a clearly specified political or, more broadly, ideological philosophy; they resemble "advocacy tanks," institutions founded to research and solve problems and to lobby legislators to adopt their solutions.
We can be more efficient in achieving conservation goals by clearly specifying our conservation objective and parameterising the problem with economic data that reflects this objective.
