Had the epidemic occurred several years later, it might have received more thorough official attention.
Patients with time to color change between 1,000 and 1,200 s have moderate DPN and need more thorough medical attention.
Vance (1996) offers a more thorough shift in attention from theory to investigative practice.
However, according to Frederick Burwick, critics in Germany "responded to the Shakespeare Gallery with far more thorough and meticulous attention than did the critics in England".
Specifically, Evans et al. (2013, 2016) proposed that the information extracted in the early signal is a global impression, which alerts the radiologist to the presence of an abnormality and then prompts a more thorough search, rather than guiding attention to the region of the abnormality directly.
These systems need attention before a much more thorough situational analysis can be provided.
Early identification of low scores in the cognitive domain, including attention problems, indicates the need for more thorough assessment, including neuropsychological evaluation.
On the other hand, mercury spills that draw media attention and state-based mercury initiatives may result in increased and more thorough reporting.
In his own country the king paid particular attention to agriculture and fruit growing, improved the administrative system, and developed more thorough methods of training scribes.
"It's more thorough in asking how the procedures work but does not seem to pay as much attention to what are the harmful impacts," Ellen Vollinger of the Food Research and Action Center said in an interview, commenting on the announcement.
