The warder promised to ask a doctor to come but he didn't appear despite the recurrent demands of my cellmate.
There have been recurrent demands for yet more investment[ 7] and some surprise that demand has not reached a plateau.
We have rather shown that older, anaemic multiparae who are experiencing recurrent demands of pregnancy and lactation under seasonally adverse conditions (Anya 2004, Billewicz and McGregor 1981) clearly benefit from MMN supplementation.
Eleven percent of the care recipients were classified as having a minimal need of care (mean score 19 points), 39% as having a moderate need of care (mean score 27 points), 39% a recurrent and demanding need of care (mean score 39 points), and 11% as being totally or nearly dependent on receiving care (mean score 48 points).
Media jobs are often removed from the mainstream of society because of their hours, the demands on them, and a recurrent need to keep a distance from events and entanglements, one price of independence.
The problem is formulated so as to find the signal plan design, the green and inter-green time for each signal group in response to recurrent traffic flow demand at an intersection.
An HPV vaccine demonstration project in India was suspended in 2010 in response to recurrent and increasing demands from advocacy groups about a number of concerns (Larson et al. 2010; PATH 2010; Sinha 2010).
Our results from the theme interviews mirrored the survey results in that, on top of the recurrent theme of job demand, the interviews also revealed that multifaceted work in health centres – and the diversity of expertise it requires – may also be experienced as inspiring by some foreign-born physicians.
Darwin's theory made it clear how an animal's physical features can be shaped by the demands of recurrent problems posed by the environment.
First, advancing the shock to patients with shockable rhythms, which could be beneficial given the high oxygen demands of recurrent VF [ 58].
