Nevertheless, lingual appliances have their own peculiar biomechanics, distinct from that of conventional orthodontics, and special care must be taken in their application.
With respect for the just-mentioned effect on its quality and its peculiar physical characteristics, honey needs to be heated always with particular care.
The Convention for the first time in history recognized that children need special care and protection and have specific rights because of this very peculiar phase of life.
After all, with the new patient bay, and the ability to work on two patients at a time in a new operating room that is being built, there is plenty of room to capitalize on Alcor's peculiar brand of patient care.
Such observations constitute a source of empirical elements for a substantive theoretical elaboration of the peculiar characteristics of medical care as an economic category.
2 Hence, health care issues peculiar to Muslims will inevitably be encountered worldwide, and health care providers and societies will have to deal with and accommodate their health needs.
His most recent book on health-care history and politics is Remedy and Reaction: The Peculiar American Struggle over Health-Care Reform (2011, revised ed. 2013).
Among the more peculiar aspects of long-term care hospitals is that nearly half of them, and almost all of Select's, are actually "hospitals within hospitals".
(Musil might be more apt than Proust, with a dash of Anthony Powell to take care of its peculiar Englishness, but even that fails to do justice to the book's sheer waywardness).
Among the more peculiar aspects of long-term care hospitals is that nearly half of them, and almost all of Select's, are actually "hospitals within hospitals". They do not have their own buildings and instead occupy a floor or two of an existing hospital.
