In this area of medical practice, perhaps more than in others, the complementary contribution of different approaches, ways of thinking, and practical interventions is essential.
But Republicans and Democrats fiercely disagree over how to go about allowing such sales, and some independent health care experts warn that the idea may be more appealing in theory than in practice, perhaps even raising rather than lowering costs.
We determined, however, this to be the best method to ensure the maximal number of patients in the study, since blood lipid values are not measured frequently in clinical practice, perhaps not more often than every second year in most patients, and they are not likely to be reported to NDR more than once every year.
In Trentino SFSC practices, perhaps more than elsewhere, the mutual influence of SFSC participants seems to shape the specific features of these practices in the particular context where they develop.
Some sustainability experts agree that voluntary standards can be effective at improving businesses' practices, perhaps even more so than regulations.
Too well practiced, perhaps: the impact of these precisely turned tales of violation and violence tends to be more mechanical than visceral.
There is, of course, the caveat that these results come from flare designs in clinical trials where patient selection criteria may make the population different (less comorbidity, perhaps) than a clinical practice population.
His opportunity to put those lessons into practice has perhaps come sooner than he anticipated; West Brom fans may well end up being very grateful.
Its literature and practice is perhaps more systematic than that of any other Shakta sect.
HLMrefined found fewer signals overall than HLMoriginal, which, in practice, is perhaps the greatest improvement.
