Before Sven-Goran Eriksson's players flew home from Japan on Saturday the proprieties were observed with a smoothness born of frequent practice.
"A problem created over 35 years cannot be fixed in seven or eight months," he added, ticking off with the ease of frequent practice the constitutional, logistic, legal, parliamentary, boundary, property and financial hurdles he believed should delay a referendum for "years, of course".
Unaffected members of high-risk families (those without a personal history of melanoma) report significantly less frequent practice of sun-protection behaviors than their affected counterparts (12) and more frequent risk behaviors (e.g., sunbathing, tanning bed use, sunburns; 13, 14).
The common theme in these studies is the implementation of a variety of active-learning approaches that include frequent practice of science-process skills inside and outside the classroom.
On the other hand, analysis of the efficacy of individual surgical interventions is thwarted by the frequent practice of reporting on the application of multiple procedures in combination with evaluation of the composite effect.
People need to be prepared to act quickly and this type of behavior requires frequent practice and repeated training.
Also, the illegal but frequent practice of "midnight dumping" of hazardous wastes, as well as accidental spills, has contaminated thousands of industrial land parcels and continues to pose serious threats to public health and environmental quality.
However, it is important to note that the mother in our study followed a course of prescribed antibiotics a few days before delivery, and the perinatal administration of antibiotics, currently a frequent practice in industrialized countries, likely altered the composition of the maternal microbiota (Spaetgens et al. 2002).
Although genital transmission of HSV-2 between female sex partners occurs in a relatively inefficient manner, lesbians' relatively frequent practice of orogenital sex may place them at somewhat higher risk of genital infection with HSV-1, a hypothesis supported by the association between HSV-1 seropositivity and previous number of female partners.
Hitchcock's frequent practice of "twinning" is an example: His films, even such very recent ones as Frenzy (1972), show his delight in the pairing off of characters, scenes, and shots so that ironic comparisons can be made.
There is nothing illegal about distributing religious works in Germany — it is a frequent practice of Scientologists and Hare Krishnas, not to mention Christians — but officials are worried about who is doing the distributing.
