Such omissions have been noted previously, especially in relation to the conduct of meta-ethnography [ 9], which is the most frequently-conducted type of qualitative evidence synthesis [ 14].
Other prescribed persons include the Scottish Environment Protection Agency, in relation to "acts or omissions which have an actual or potential effect on the environment...including those relating to pollution".
In addition, a key omission from the guidance is evidence or advice in relation to improving pre-operative fitness, despite the fact that one of the main conclusions of the EVAR-2 study was that vascular teams should be focusing on techniques to improve patient's fitness pre-operatively.
The main aims of this study were (1) to analyze levels of difficulty in phonological awareness in relation to the identification, addition and omission of syllables and phonemes, and (2) to identify differences in phonological awareness as a function of reading development.
It would be a disservice to deny our military the teaching of this biblically-grounded tradition in relation to nuclear doctrine-whether by omission or misrepresentation.
Errors and omissions made in Sparrowhawk's care once he was admitted to the Statt unit in relation to bathing arrangements.
"The fact that everyone whom I represent in relation to the Penrose Inquiry was infected through the acts and omissions of the NHS, makes the tragedy of their plight so much more profound".
However, it is also of note that pharmacists were not referred to by participants at all in relation to treatment or support in the present study, and this not only reflects previous omissions in the literature 5 but also concerns around difficulties in implementing harm-reduction strategies in this setting.
The omission of the spousal interactions section from WYMPI after baseline administration will mean that this cannot be examined in relation to change, but it will help categorise our sample at baseline.
And in relation to America?
In relation to energy companies, Which?
