Five questions of the 29 on the survey pertained to pain whereas, for example, only one was devoted to fatigue.
This situation is comparable with what pertains in Uganda, for example, where there has been a gradual shift of the task to set up intravenous lines from doctors to nurses which is not protected by existing laws and regulations for that country (31).
He is also likely to give greater weight to Israel's regional views, for example as they pertain to policy towards Egypt.
Re-tweet articles that others post when they pertain to you or your business, for example.
20 22 Questions on the scale pertained to key aspects of service provision; for example, supervision arrangements for all staff involved in psychosocial assessments, 24 h access to specialist mental health services and availability of rooms for privacy and confidentiality.
Qualitative (categorical) assays can either be described as ordinal reliant on discrete scoring scales like those used in immunohistochemistry (IHC) or nominal that pertains to a yes/no situation; for example, the presence or absence of a gene product (Lee et al, 2005, 2006, 2007).
In the same light, Flanders would like to make it clear that the Charter for Regional and Minority Languages, as referred to in paragraph 20 of the Haarder report, does not pertain to French in the periphery but, for example, to the Limburg dialect (recognised in the application of this Charter in the Netherlands) or to the Arel German dialect in the Province of Luxembourg.
For example, consideration of the probability that a sample pertained to either one of the two components of the mixture model used to describe the sub-network of gene CDC5 confirmed some expected assignments and suggested unexpected commonalities between samples.
For example, the query "Find a gene that pertains to Promed4 and that does not have an ortholog in Pro9313".
One of those proposals, already passed by the House of Representatives as the Restore Act, and voted out of the Senate judiciary committee, allows for warrantless wiretapping of any foreign-to-foreign communications, but also imposes important restrictions on domestic NSA surveillance, requiring, for example, that such surveillance truly pertain to national security.
