One of the notable strengths of this study is that it provides evidence for common ancestry without recourse to the common assumption that a high degree of sequence similarity necessarily implies homology.
Increasingly common recourse to such tactics is symptomatic of a widespread malaise in China's production of agricultural commodities, not just of sugar.
As an alternative to the now common recourse to numerical methods, the following shows how the analysis of the boundary layers can be simplified to that of the bending of a tensioned straight rod.
This delay is often exacerbated by poor recognition of jaundice especially by first-time mothers and the common recourse to traditional herbal therapies before seeking medical attention [ 22].
(Table 4) χ2 = 168.523; p < 0,000; dl 18 λ = 0.186, dependent variable "Use of GRC interpreters during previous 6 months" V = 0,322; P < 0,000 The common recourse to bilingual staff is also reflected in the results of a separate item on the questionnaire which asked if respondents had ever themselves interpreted for a patient.
Recourse to the assumptions of common sense and the results of the natural sciences and mathematics.
This enables the GP to diagnose and treat the more common diseases without recourse to hospital services.
This enables the primary care physician to diagnose and treat most common ailments without recourse to expensive secondary and tertiary hospital based services.
Meanwhile, everyone working at the EHRC should be aware that they have one purpose in common: to apply, through recourse to the law, by persuasion or campaigning, the underlying principles of the human rights legislation which they have been entrusted.
Of Jewish ancestry, his parents were social democrats and so, in consequence, atheists, bringing their only child up without recourse to beatings or other forms of discipline common at the time.
