These papers highlight the difficulty of defining ratios without contextual role descriptions, for example, the roles of physiotherapists in the emergency department may vary from triage, undertaking first contact responsibilities or more conventional practice of referral from medical practitioners.
Mr.Gellert is now taking the lessons he learned from the shamans and trying to apply them to the photography and study of more conventional medical practices in American hospitals.
To be sure, Hart agreed with Kelsen that laws may be morally unjustified, but, unlike Kelsen, he thought that the existence of law is, fundamentally, dependent on nothing more than the conventional practices of judges.
The authors present a summary of the state of the practice of containment design in copper and gold heap leaching, focusing on recent advancements and how these applications differ from the more conventional landfill design practices.
When Elijah passed, Muhammad Abdullah helped Warith Deen reform the NOI, serving as imam to the NOI's Oakland mosque and instructing its Muslims in more conventional prayer and practice.
The additional information is made available via the figure caption and in Table 1 to conform to established practice in more conventional articles.
Authors may, therefore, have considered a statement of "agreement" as adequate when describing consent practices from health professionals or other participants at the cluster level but used more conventional descriptors when reporting consent practices at the level of the individual patient.
Organic farming systems provide the opportunity to deliver more soil ecosystem services than conventional practices.
In general terms, EM of ICU patients includes the application of traditional modes of physical therapy at an earlier stage than and delivered more regularly than conventional practice, and/or the early use of novel mobilization techniques (for example, cycle ergometry, transcutaneous electrical muscle stimulation).
The emperor, for example, might openly offer personal veneration to his favourite god, a god outside the traditional Roman circle, while also practicing a more conventional piety.
