It is very, very George in its heralding of the marvelously George qualities that shaped Mr. Plimpton's legend and legacy, she says.
Another important factor of quality that shaped their preferences was the experience of maltreatment, particularly towards poorer women and at government institutions.
(Pregnant woman, Gulbarga) Our study sheds light on local understandings and relative importance of health care quality that shaped delivery site preferences of pregnant women and new mothers in three districts of north Karnataka.
There is little doubt that the very qualities that have shaped traditional cities have also multiplied their vulnerability to terrorist attack.
But plastic has other important advantages: It is light, cheap, flexible, and easy to shape, qualities that open up new applications.
But the body's properties, such as its weight and its colour and its shape, are qualities that cannot be conceived to exist in isolation: they must be the weight, colour and shape of a certain body.
Authentic CCA is characterized by its typical sweet and neutral fragrance, which is one of the most significant factors that shape the quality and affect consumer behaviors.
Due to their diversity, alarmins generate specific cytokine signatures in their target cells that shape both quality and intensity of subsequent inflammatory phases (Klune et al, 2008).
The LMA model includes five major qualities that are Relationship, Body, Space, Effort, and Shape [30].
However, views on quality of care that shaped delivery site preferences were deeply rooted in socio-cultural expectations for comfortable, respectful and safe care that must ultimately be addressed to change negative perceptions about institutional, and particularly public hospital, care at delivery.
And it was these qualities that brought him a remarkable triumph in the shape of a U-turn by Margaret Thatcher.
