Of these, 486 were referred for face to face assessment with a physiotherapist and were included in the analysis for the current study.
It is also possible that telephone advice alone could have been sufficient for some of the service users referred for face to face contact.
Russell famously argued, in (Russell 1905), that "the King of France" is a quantified expression, even though it appears to be a referring expression on the face of it, a claim now widely accepted.
However, the vast majority of people contacting the service were referred for face-to-face treatment.
This may explain why almost half of the cases in which physicians in our setting recommended selfcare would have been referred to face-to-face care according to the triage protocol (none of these selfcare recommendations were rated inappropriate by the reviewing paediatrician).
Here, 'contact' refers to face-to-face interactions between individuals of different ethnocultural groups (p. 14).
The π-π stack is referred to the face to face interactions between two or more aromatic molecules.
The aim of this paper was to describe the safety procedures of MindSpot and to review the characteristics and circumstances of patients referred for urgent face to face mental health assessment.
Thus, establishing strong face validity for these endophenotypes is much more achievable than it is for the disease-defining symptoms, and most claims that an animal model has face validity for schizophrenia are in fact more precisely referring to face validity for one or more endophenotypes of the disease.
For example, the authors noted that wiki assignments were not explicitly referred to in face-to-face classes; therefore, this disconnect may have prevented students from building on interactive momentum achieved during out-of-class wiki assignments (Miller et al., 2012).
