For example, the experts disagreed about what was the ideal practicable case load.
And the statement reading "[a] good dementia case manager also offers assistance to informal carers after the patient is admitted or has died" is, in fact, a statement about the point in time at which case management ends and, as a consequence, has an impact on the maximum practicable case load.
Adams's operation is only practicable in cases of bony ankylosis where the head of the bone is in its place, and these are cases of ankylosis from rheumatism or rheumatic arthritis, ankylosis from long-continued rest, and Adams includes pyæmic inflammation of the hip-joint in fact any inflammation whip-joint ind ofacte bone remanys inflammation long as the head is there, the operation is feasible.
Owing to a very limited quantity of tumoral microsomes, a parallel measurement of basic ifosfamide N-dechloroethylation and with addition of P450-reductase was practicable in two cases (T5, T6) only.
Owing to the very limited quantities of breast tumour microsomes, a parallel measurement of basic ifosfamide N-dechloroethylation and ifosfamide N-dechloroethylation after addition of P450-reductase was practicable in two cases only.
Nevertheless, it may not be practicable in the case of the forming high strength steels of moderate thickness because of the comparable higher press loads required to shape the blank.
This is more practicable in our case, which requires the student to apply some Word processing skills on specific text fragments, where spelling mistakes that can be committed by the students will cause the problem of different contents (strings) and correspond to unmatched patterns.
We found this not practicable in our case, since the experimental sources are too heterogeneous.
He said the new guidance should be applied to those cases if practicable when there was a "substantial likelihood" that it would make more material public.
It is so rare that careful record and treatment of these cases is practicable without great effort.
