With his beguiling images of rural 19th-century Long Islanders going about their daily lives — working in the fields, trapping rabbits, snoozing in the midday sun — William Sidney Mount might appear the perfect practitioner of the outdoor painting he extolled.
No single case definition is perfect; public health practitioners and policymakers must strike a balance between sensitivity and specificity according to the objectives of the surveillance system, which may change as cholera epidemics run their course over time.
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I realized that becoming a nurse practitioner would be perfect for me without having to go to medical school.
Islands therefore provide a perfect interdisciplinary interface for scientists and practitioners, an experimental set up of discrete, manageable and replicated biological communities (Warren et al. 2015).
Keep looking if it's not a perfect fit, and accept that each practitioner in the Jedi faiths are on their own tangents much of the time.
In California, practitioners must complete 24 PDUs.
But while Belichick may have perfected the art, the Giants are skilled practitioners, too.
Parks's Zen-like, sometimes distracted charm (she is a devoted practitioner of Ashtanga yoga) was the perfect counterpart to Metzgar's businesslike focus.
Alan Tomlinson, of insolvency practitioners Tomlinsons, said there had been a "perfect storm" of rising unemployment and unmanageable debt.
