But while Arsenal are this prolific as an attacking force the management can work on strengthening defensive cohesion on the quiet.
A major concern for molecular geneticists and clinicians must be to focus upon prioritizing those issues that are most important for research and targeted management in these most prolific days of cancer medicine.
While there are other guides for disease management programs, none are as prolific as the Chronic Care Model; as such, the elements of the CCM will be used in this paper as a definition of the elements of disease management.
Traditional RDBMS has given in managing such variety of prolific data and the new technologies, such as big data has promised to offer robust management frameworks to handle such continuous data streams.
"He was one of the most prolific investigators in the area of postoperative pain management," Dr. Shafer said.
Derek was a prolific writer; his books on the history of management began in 1964 with Writers on Organisations, written with David Hickson and CR Hinings.
This study provides a prolific informative analysis for scholars in disciplines related to groundwater management and concerned people engaged in evaluative bibliometric.
He was a prolific researcher and writer, particularly for the 15 years from 1969, before management responsibilities began to take their toll.
Scientology, the religion that grew out of L. Ron Hubbard's popular self-help manual "Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health," incorporates aspects of Eastern philosophy, management theory, and science fiction a genre in which Hubbard was prolific.
Scientology, the religion that grew out of L. Ron Hubbard's popular self-help manual "Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health," incorporates aspects of Eastern philosophy, management theory, and science fiction — a genre in which Hubbard was prolific.
