If the family is prepared to function in their absence, EMS personnel were more than twice as willing to mobilize to another, more severely affected community (OR = 2.3), after adjusting for other attitudes and beliefs.
Simply put, undergraduate biology and mathematics students must be prepared to function within interdisciplinary teams.
Preterm birth is likely to impact significantly on brain development since the central nervous system of the premature baby is not fully prepared to function independently outside the intra-uterine environment [ 4].
Make sure that you're prepared to function without a cell phone and that you've told someone what your plans are so when you don't show up at the appointed time and place there is someone who can get help for you.
But there are signs that a hybrid PFI-government model is emerging, especially now that the NHS is preparing to devolve many trust functions down to GP levels.
According to the related industries on 17 September, Samsung Electronics, together with global financial transaction service PayPal, is preparing to install the mobile payment function using a biometric identification sensor including fingerprint verification into its third-generation smart watch to be released next year.
To better understand how TGF-β contributes to TFH cell development and function, we are preparing to compare the global gene expression profiles of the flu-specific WT and KO CD4 T cells via RNA-seq.
Unlike the programme for their visit to Canada in the summer of 2011, when the newly married William and Catherine were prepared to attend functions from morning until night, this time the programme stops on most days in the late afternoon so that the couple can get back to George, presumably to read him a story and put him to bed.
Another structural similar polymer PTX conjugate without disulfide bonds (P L-PTX)) was also P L-PTXd to verify the function of disulfide linkages.
Another theory, emphasizing socialization, argues that the taboo is an important method of regulating the erotic impulse in children, preparing them to function with mature restraint in adult society.
