When assessments of delivery do occur, they are often narrow studies of the cost-effectiveness of a single intervention rather than the complex set of them required to deliver value to patients and their families.
Rather than mandating narrow studies of cardiovascular studies, we should be encouraging studies that let us know which regimen is best for which patients, based on what they actually do for patients.
"The West wanted to exhaust us," said Mr. Mizuno, who followed handwritten notes as he spoke in the neat and narrow study of his central Tokyo home, where he bragged that he still used an abacus.
Bi's device won't be commercially available anytime soon, as he's only conducted a narrow study of 20 people so far.
Lewis' work provides a narrowed "study" of selected shamanic cultures filtered through the privileged Western psyche.
The most gorgeous of the drawings are male nudes, including a tall, narrow study, for the Eleonora chapel, of a young man seen from behind, twisting in a serpentine posture while holding a pillow, or a bizarre hat, on his head with one hand.
If you use abbreviations that are specific to a narrow field of study, define them.
Upstairs, in the narrow study with a view of the back garden, is the tired, leather-topped desk at which Dickens wrote "Great Expectations" and "A Tale of Two Cities".
But the finale where Thomas's life is crashing down takes place in his narrow study right near the edge of the stage, keeping the sense of despair on rather a small scale.
Segmental deletions were cytogenetically localized to 10q (Richmond et al, 1986; Parmiter et al, 1988; Isshiki et al, 1993; Indsto et al, 1998) and subsequently narrowed by studies of LOH to 10q22-qter (Isshiki et al, 1993; Herbst et al, 1994; Walker et al, 1995; Healy et al, 1996).
He said that he did not receive any money from drug companies and that his data was only "a narrow case study of one drug category in Africa in 2001".
