In this, he conveys (via Deb's prose) something of the astonishing quality of present-day India.
In Frogs (405 bce; Greek Batrachoi) Dionysus, the god of drama, is concerned about the poor quality of present-day tragedy in Athens now that his recent favourite, Euripides, is dead.
However, organic contaminants probably do not pose a great threat here when the quality of present-day sewage sludge is taken into account [4].
Reduction in symptoms, enhanced ability to perform activities of daily living, and overall improved quality of life are critical issues that form the basis of present day therapy for patients with atrial fibrillation.
That is a classic definition of present day insanity.
Fig. 5 Strength profile models of present-day Mars.
However, given the limitations of present-day microbiologic evaluation and treatment and cardiac imaging at the ICU bedside, the autopsy remains an invaluable tool for retrospective diagnostic understanding of difficult cases, medical education, and quality assurance.
The quality of day-to-day interactions between partners is central to emotional well-being.
Previous researchers had noted that the axolotl was endemic to the high quality, permanent aquatic habitats of Xochimilco, which is near present day Mexico City [ 15].
In the past, due to a plentitude of rangeland and plant diversity, both the quality and quantity of milk was significantly better than present day, according to the Badu interviewees.
For a reasonably high material quality, consistent with present-day fabrication techniques, the optimal thickness is always higher than a few tens of micrometres.
