On Saturday at dawn, hundreds of farmers near Jhansi, an agricultural center in central India, received a succinct but potent text message on their cellphones: the current average wholesale price for 100 kilograms of tomatoes was 600 rupees ($13.26).
Each receives a succinct write-up: some of these a little stiff with theory; others, it must be said, based almost verbatim on promotional literature put out by the architects themselves.
9 27 However, contrasting views were shown by Anderson and Mangino 23 who found nurses' perceived bedside handover to be less time-consuming compared to Jeffs et al 26 who found it to be more time-consuming, despite receiving more succinct and efficient information.
Several minutes later, I received his terse, succinct reply: "Call".
That narrative received its most succinct airing on the BBC's "Question Time" last week, when Owen Jones, a columnist for the Independent, lit into a two-minute tirade that then went modestly viral.Firstly, this whole idea that Hamas broke the cease-fire is just not true.
The succinct menu features wood-fired rectangular pizzas and other items from the center grill; the fit and fashionable guests pay in advance and receive a numbered buoy to place on their picnic table.
Here is the most succinct response I received so far: "Graffiti vandalism is an Eyesore.
While most sympathised with his misfortune, and attributed his lack of confidence to the blows he received the previous season, Larwood was more succinct: "Kippax was scared stiff and he let you see it".
We acknowledge that this study would undoubtedly be more succinct if all patients were simply receiving capecitabine monotherapy, rather than the majority also receiving oxaliplatin.
Succinct, clear, and germane communication is always well received.
