Mr. Wong's style of target practice caught the attention of the man shooting next to him, a few lanes over.
The increased use of these drugs in clinical practice warrants the attention of radiologists who must be familiar with the patterns of tumour response to systemic therapy and the complications associated with them.
He said more MPs and peers were joining up, and the potential of the practice had captured the attention of Liz Truss, the education minister and Andy Burnham, the shadow health secretary.
In recent times, evidence-based nursing practice has received the attention of clinical nurses in South Korea.
Dr. Roy's billing practices caught the attention of two teams of investigators at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, who eventually turned the case over to law enforcement.
By 1633, Cotton's inclination toward such Puritan practices had attracted the attention of Archbishop William Laud, who was on a campaign to suppress any preaching and practices that did not conform to the practices of the established Anglican Church.
The amendment to the bill was put forward following a series of media reports about this increasingly* common practice, which recently caught the attention of the ACLU, and even Facebook itself.
We contribute to better understanding of messy practices surrounding BIM and to drawing the attention of scholars to workarounds as an area in need of further research.
Meanwhile, ICE practices have also attracted the attention of Congress.
The reason for the high smoking rates among persons with mental illness may, in part, be related to mental healthcare providers' reluctance to integrate interventions for tobacco reduction into their practice, and the lack of attention given to tobacco dependence in organizations providing services for the mentally ill.
