Standardised residuals suggested for calls on behalf of children aged 0 4 years of White British (6.7) and Bangladeshi (3.2) ethnic groups were significantly more likely to be referred as needing urgent and emergency care.
Background information on WoE and overarching scientific principles that apply generally and to endocrine disruptor screening (U.S. EPA 2011), as well as an example of a hypothesis-driven WoE approach derived for a specific regulatory purpose (Borgert et al. 2011a), will not be repeated here in detail; however, some salient information will be referred to as needed.
There is nothing revolutionary about any of these tips, but they are handy reminders of fundamentals that any on-ice official in any league can refer to as needed.
In addition, much of the web-based materials are available for download and print to be used as educational supplements during a provider-patient interaction that the patient can then take home and refer to as needed.
Written by Clarkson along with Greg Kurstin, who handled its production, it is a Christmas-themed song that sings of gratitude for companionship during the holidays, in which the beloved is being referred as the only present needed "underneath the tree".
These node misbehaviours, referred as soft security threats, need to be detected and prevented in order to protect against the accumulation of false measurements with selfish and malicious intentions.
Sustainability is referred as "providing for the needs of the present without detracting from the ability to fulfill the needs of the future".
2. line 89: The premise in which the connections were realized needs to argued out well and subsequently it needs to be referred as 'RING domain in the C-terminal region of α-COP'.
Participants with ocular abnormalities were referred for care as needed.
Participants were provided acute clinical care at the study clinic or referred for treatment as needed.
She would simply move a bright Post-it note to the relevant area for the task at hand and refer to it as needed.
