We discuss the second discourse in greatest detail here i.e. attributions of responsibility for problems of quality, first because this reflects its more frequent and recurring position in the data, and second because of its greater internal complexity and utility for illuminating questions of patient understandings of 'quality improvement' and 'quality'quality
Did they get the information on those positions on a regular and recurring basis -- you know what those positions are, on Whale trades -- as part of normal reporting?
Some gestures and positions recur so pointedly that my companion, not unreasonably, asked if they had specific meanings: the whole work gives the impression of containing a secret code.
"That is nonsense, and a recurring problem with this police position in this case," said Simon McKay, author of the book Covert policing: law and practice.
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The cutting and repurposing of obscure soundbites is, of course, nothing new in electronic production, yet a recurring element on In Colour is the positioning of the sample as less of a hook, and more of an echo.
A single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) in FCGR3A, substituting histidine for arginine at position 131, was linked to recurring bacterial infection in children [5].
Recently, it was suggested that recurring mutations in human mtDNA tend to affect positions of lesser functional importance (Pereira et al. 2011).
When I interviewed seven current and past US presidential science advisers, a recurring theme was that they came to the position with no substantive policy portfolio.
Fundamental to the first step is the concept of a red – black positional de Bruijn graph, which encapsulates recurring artifacts in the alignment of the sequence read data to the contigs and their position in the contig.
