Arriving at our address, I appraised our own feeble efforts so far this year as any passerby might see it: one lonely strand of clear lights across the front of the house — the same look we had last year when we were feeling uninspired.
Being a generic instrument, our questions will be adapted to suit our use for appraising selected guidelines on palliative sedation, in ways suggested by its authors [ 33].
The two neurosurgeons of our team appraised the articles for inclusion and assessed the risk of bias in the individual studies.
We might inquire into the fears of our patients, appraise the risks realistically, point out that widespread media coverage tends to exaggerate the risks, and, as Durodié and Wessely [ 49] point out, suggest that we should not become victims of our fears.
Howard Stern, as of last year, has reasserted himself in popular culture as a judge on NBC's "America's Got Talent," appraising our nation's singers, dancers and aerial balloonists.
David L. Katz, MD, MPH, FACPM, FACP maintains that anyone appraising our culture with even vague honesty is almost certain to wind up in a state of perennial nausea.
A substantial portion of the album analyzes the cultural role of Jesus Christ and the iconography of his crucifixion as the origin of celebrity, appraising "our relationship with Christ, and how we outgrew that".
In order to move forward, nurses as individuals must carefully reflect on our practice and re-appraise our stance to counteract these beliefs.
"We've committed to being transparent, keeping our customers and owners appraised of our progress and, through our actions, building trust.
While we made progress, I'm acutely aware that we have more to do, we've committed to being transparent keeping our customers and owners appraised of our progress and through our actions, building trust," he said.
