For example, when a criminal targets the medicines on WHO's Model List of Essential Medicines, being predominantly inexpensive generic drugs needed by billions of patients, that person deserves to be punished more severely, commensurate with the scale of the attack on public health.
Still, in our current landscape, RS models predominantly follow a generic algorithm, bucketing users into consumer sets rather than a fully tailored approach.
Instead of conventional primary clinical endpoints specific to the disease, these new methods rely on a generic composite measure, predominantly the quality-adjusted life year (QALY) [ 1].
Whilst the ICD predominantly maps health conditions to generic categories, viewing disability as a consequence of a health condition, the ICF is based on a bio-psycho-social model of functioning, which understands disability as a result of a health condition interacting with personal and environmental factors yielding certain levels and compositions of participation and activities.
They refer, respectively, to passages in which the Hebrew personal name for God, YHWH (commonly transcribed "Yahweh"), is predominantly used, those in which the Hebrew generic term for God, Elohim, is predominantly used, and those (also Elohist) in which the priestly style or interest is predominant.
However, generic production had to be predominantly for domestic consumption leaving the problem of providing low cost generic medicines for countries that lacked the facilities for domestic generic manufacturing.
Considering the predominantly healthy characteristics of this study sample, most of the PedsQL™ 4.0 Generic Core Scales items might be too "severe" for healthy school populations in Korea.
The different HRQoL questionnaires used, predominantly the EORTC QLQ-C30 (disease-specific questionnaire) and the SF-36 (generic questionnaire) made it difficult to compare results, as the various scales do not exactly measure the same HRQoL dimensions.
The Stephen Joseph theatre in Scarborough and the Orange Tree in Richmond jointly produced Forget-Me-Not-Lane, a family drama that like all Nichols' best work is predominantly autobiographical and concerned with the perennial question of how we escape the generic loop which condemns us to turn into our parents.
He saw, as few others did, that for poetry to thrive in a word increasingly defined by interpersonal collisions and generic "borderblur" (to use a phrase of Nichol's), it would have to return to its roots as a predominantly social medium.
