By agreement with patients, the nurse will arrange follow-up appointments to monitor the progress of the self-management strategies advised during the initial assessment.
A brief overview of the recent progress of these self-assembled structures in the field of environmental remediation, sensing, energy, and drug delivery/tissue engineering is finally presented followed by the conclusion and future perspectives.
There is little feeling here of a spiritual progress beyond the self because Isherwood is so self-conscious about keeping a diary.
These may be adjusted in the performance phase, based on careful monitoring of task progress, the self and the context.
With the progress of self-healing, the ATME of both tensile and flexure cracked specimens decreases, while the diffusivity increases and recovers the initial values found in the uncracked control specimens.
If all that were so, I think we could take it as evidence of progress among the self-satisfied corporate elite who have been trousering large pay-and-bonus packages at the expense of their shareholders (in the case of RBS that's us) and not delivering a very good service to customers, the folk who also contribute to their magnificent lifestyles and country houses.
A profoundly unwholesome read, charting the progress of a self-serving young sorcerer through the ascending grades of the Black Light Lodge during the 1967 summer of love, it will provide the darkest possible contrast to your balmy, sun-kissed holiday surroundings.
In both plots, the progress of self weight consolidation is observed through the curve shape that changes from concave to convex over time.
Google updates the world monthly on the progress of its self-driving car project, and this month's update includes the usual stats, like over 2,230,175 miles driven in autonomous mode, as well as an explainer on how the cars handle a tricky task: multi-point turning.
In the first plot, the progress of self-weight consolidation is observed by the gradual increase in the vertical component of the curves that tend to reach the ordinate.
