The central component of the GMM was the creation of MeTree©, a computerized FHH collection and decision support tool for integration into primary care clinics, a practice environment uniquely suited for widespread population impact [ 8].
Practicing pediatricians uniquely identified the need for current knowledge to teach residents.
Herself a star of long-running TV hits, including Dalziel and Pascoe and Peak Practice, Corbett is uniquely placed to describe the tension and the grudging admiration between the two men.
Besides the cheese-like, full-of-holes bank-secrecy tradition, the Swiss have a less publicized secret: They uniquely practice direct democracy through referenda and initiative.
Surgeons who work in these practice settings are uniquely positioned to provide input into a curriculum that is targeted to meet the needs of community orthopaedic surgeons.
Making this opportunity even more unusual, the society is presenting many of the films with benshi narration -- the uniquely Japanese practice of having a live performer not only read the intertitles but also recite dialogue and describe the action -- by Midori Sawato, one of the last active benshi.
In addition to such globally recognized activities, Bruneians practice a number of uniquely Southeast Asian sports—such as sepak takraw, a game similar to volleyball except the ball is made of rattan and is volleyed with the feet rather than the hands, and pencak silat, a type of martial art.
By integrating PM principles into translational HL research and clinical practice, hearing specialists are uniquely positioned to effectively treat the heterogeneous causes and manifestations of HL on an individualized basis.
But In Irma Vep, Assayas finally struck a balance between theory and practice, delivering the first uniquely Assayas movie.
And yet the Lao experience in successfully transforming such investments into practice can be attributed, uniquely so, to national coordination efforts through the establishment of an entity (NAHICO) empowered with the authority to force action.
