Notably, 'you' and 'we' take precedence over 'I' and 'it' in such contexts, as the living references of the former indexicals enables one to refer effectively to oneself and to things generally.
We show that PIMS has excellent psychometric properties, and can therefore be used not only in clinical trials but also to identify quickly potential problems in major subjective areas of PD patients' lives, in order to refer them effectively to appropriate providers of assistance.
In a setting where recognition, screening and treatment levels remain low, health care providers need to focus their efforts on diagnosing, referring and effectively treating this important disease in order to improve service delivery.
In a setting where recognition, screening and treatment levels remain low, health care providers need to focus their efforts on diagnosing, referring and effectively treating this important disease in order to deliver rights-based and client-centred services for people in real needs.
De Gaulle considered that Eisenhower's statement, to be given a few hours later announcing the Allied landings in France, effectively referred to France as if it were enemy territory, and that the Allies proposed to flood France with "counterfeit money," dispensed by the Allied soldiers.
In these samples the referred threshold value effectively discarded background fluorescence.
The national guidelines for ART and TB recommend that active TB patients co-infected with HIV should be promptly and effectively referred to HIV care [ 9, 10].
The alloying addition of a small amount of Fe, In, Sn, to a binary Au 10 at.% Pt alloy (referred to as AP10) effectively increased chroma, C*.
Speaking "ti" as a homosexual man means exclusively using feminine endings (which in Egyptian Arabic are often "-ti"), effectively referring to yourself as a woman.
