Wallace's proposal of "long epochs" of isolating barriers can now be more precisely formulated and addressed.
Each questionnaire is composed of 30 clearly, simply, and precisely formulated items, targeting abilities or behaviors that are milestone skills for the specific age range of the interval.
It is therefore important to know exactly: why, where, whom, when and how to conduct the study, ie. to have a precisely formulated objective – and methodology.
Hence the range of topics is typically wider and less precisely formulated than DRG-based allocations and performance measures alone.
Meaning units were chosen using the criteria of being representative, short and precisely formulated.
However, this can often be read from the (clearly and precisely) formulated objectives, as theformulation of these often (directly or indirectly) tells, if the researcher should interact with clinical practice or not.
Nevertheless, several authors have reported that patient records contain relatively few precisely formulated diagnoses, related factors, pertinent signs and symptoms, and poorly documented details of interventions and outcomes [ 13- 15].
The wealth of French literary tradition, its precisely formulated grammar bequeathed by 17th- and 18th-century grammarians, and the pride of the French in their language may ensure it a lasting importance among languages of the world.
Health sector reform strategies and operational plans need to be more precisely formulated in terms of actual capacity and resources available.
First of all, QMSL, being precisely formulated, allows to locate precisely the 'split' between micro and macro, reversible and irreversible, quantum and classical.
There are also important further differences in precisely how to formulate any given version of reasons internalism, and we have not precisely formulated any single version in this article.
