Furthermore, women planning a CS had difficulty completing the WDEQ-A when asked questions pertaining, for example; to the intensity of labour.
These questions were pertaining for example to the preferred method of continuing education, important reasons for attending CMR-JC and opinion regarding mock (practice) presentations and journal club coordination.
Searching for such loci systematically at a genome-wide level will require extremely large-scale sequencing, for which the technology is currently being developed and which will present us with new statistical challenges and methodological difficulties pertaining, for example, to the functional study and classification of identified variants.
The search results interface also is hyperlinked so as to provide the user to dynamic compilations of information, pertaining, for example, a strain, a gene or a set of properties, say drug resistance.
Salivary genetic and epigenetic analysis provides insight into the presence of invading pathogens, and aberrant gene transcription profiles that directly reflect pathological genetic processes pertaining to, for example, cancers.
Being found 'typical' and 'comparable' nonetheless recognizes substantial diversity between the districts for example pertaining to the degree and type of decentralization in each country.
The ICU workers thought that the diary both provided a description of medical events as they occurred over time and gave an account of life events (for example, pertaining to the family, society, and culture) as they unfolded around the patient.
There are opportunities to reduce the risks pertaining to patients (for example, relapsing and/or remitting comorbid illness), providers (for example, differential continuity of care), institutions (for example, availability of transition resources) and health systems (for example, ICU capacity) [ 73].
But issues pertaining to WikiLeaks, for example, could be considered what the State Department calls "sensitive but unclassified" information.
In an interview with The Huffington Post at a press event Tuesday, Anil Sabharwal, the app's lead product manager, said it will soon be able to sort photographs according to an individual's name and suggested that it could eventually understand more abstract search terms -- those pertaining to emotions, for example.
One factor pertaining to cooperation, for example between the community midwife and the hospital, was disqualified by a large number of "Don't know" responses.
