Ecosystem services are what nature provides by virtue of its intact functioning.
That is, the proof of Proposition 1.8 is fundamental provided Indeed, by virtue of the Adams theorem we have, for any cube, (1.29).
As noted, the urological cancer surgeon was the main 'social' influence on providers' ability to provide PFMT, by virtue of their role as primary referrer.
This process interoperates diagnostic and coordination, feeding them directly into the establishment of response protocols, including protocols for risk communication, which are in many instances executed by the same actors that provided diagnostic information, by virtue of their capacity for rapid, two-way communication with populations.
They felt responsible for making best use of the training provided to them by virtue of being their community's representative to bring better health outcomes to the community.
Whether, rP8 provides this protection by virtue of an anticomplement activity or by physically binding to spirochetes and shielding the spirochetes from complement attack remains to be examined.
Medical assistants are an untapped resource to provide this support by virtue of being more linguistically and culturally concordant than clinicians with patients [ 32].
A comparison of conserved and nonconserved regions of CA catalytic site of various CA isozymes provides a template by virtue of which these subtle differences can be exploited for the design of isozyme selective CA inhibitors.
RESPR1 The pharmacy nurses in our sample also valued the fact that they provided continuity of care by virtue of being the one care provider in a pharmacy clinic.
Surgery involving the gastrointestinal tract provides a special challenge by virtue of its high, predominantly anaerobic, bacterial load.
