The Episodic Disability Framework considers the variable nature of disability, acknowledges uncertainty as a key component, describes contextual factors that influence experiences of disability, and considers life events that may initiate a major or momentous episode.
He is contemplative about the changing nature of funk, even acknowledging that his own days performing it may be numbered, despite the new opportunities for purveyors of "funk light".
Most recognised the uniquely harmful nature of tobacco and acknowledged the government's role in trying to prevent those harms: "I don't think so [standardised packaging would lead to interventions in other product categories].
The heterogeneous nature of RA was acknowledged and it was agreed that, in addition to predicting the development of RA, research should look at biomarkers and risk factors for the rate of progression of joint destruction and the development of extra-articular manifestations of RA (eg, cardiovascular disease and pulmonary fibrosis) that could be identified in individuals 'at risk' of RA.
Overall, participants showed an understanding for the gradational nature of volcanic ash hazard, acknowledging the "realistic" appearance of gradational shading, and dismissing a geopolitical constraint on hazard.
The powerful nature of the intermezzi, Mussorgsky acknowledged in one of his letters, reflects his own large physique.
The transgressive nature of biography is rarely acknowledged, but it is the only explanation for biography's status as a popular genre.
This officer, who like others spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the classified nature of the work, also acknowledged that these concerns had restrained the military from carrying out a number of proposed missions.
The Eurocentric nature of the award was acknowledged by Peter Englund, the 2009 Permanent Secretary of the Swedish Academy, as a problem with the award and was attributed to the tendency for the academy to relate more to European authors.
A systematic literature review showed that there is no universally accepted definition of quality of care and the multi-faceted nature of quality is widely acknowledged.
