Like a java-junkie speakeasy, the space is hidden away on the second level of a humdrum shopping mall (the Pavilion Center) in a ramshackle side street primarily frequented by old Lebanese women eager to snap up cheap plastic shoes.
Although most people think of the web as a place primarily frequented by humans, the reality turns out to be quite different.
These experts, or flight hackers as they're called, are a mixed group, consisting primarily of frequent flyers, but also including around 5%-105%-10%el agents.
The result implies that these cosmic behemoths are sustained primarily by frequent small meals rather than rare and dramatic galactic mergers, as was previously believed.
The transformational step between intervention and outcome entailed the building of a sense of trust between the health worker and the community that came primarily from frequent contact and familiarity but also from ensuring a predictable supply of immunization services.
Maternal evaluation consists primarily of frequent evaluation of blood pressure measurement and screening of urine for protein using a dipstick or protein/creatinin ratio twice a week (24 hour urine collection for protein in case of positive screening).
Maternal evaluation consists primarily of frequent evaluation of blood pressure measurement and screening of urine for protein using a dipstick or protein/creatinin ratio and 24 hour urine collection for protein in case of positive screening.
Pine savannas are primarily managed with frequent prescribed fire (≤ 3 years) to promote diversity of flora and fauna, and to maintain open, park-like conditions needed by species such as the endangered red-cockaded woodpecker (Picoides borealis).
Today, longleaf pine savannas are primarily managed by frequent prescribed fires (≤ 3 years return interval) to reduce undesirable vegetation while stimulating growth and development of a diverse understory (Waldrop et al. 1992, Cain et al. 1998, Barnett 1999, Steen et al. 2013).
Side effects were frequent, primarily gastrointestinal upset.
