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Also, the volume of the material referred to in item 5 is perhaps greater than one would have expected.
Similar(7)
In a similar vein, the "new situations and activities" as referred to in items of the BIQ unfamiliar situations subscale also involve more specific novel experiences as described in the BIQ preschool/separation (i.e., adjustment to new situations) and physical challenge (i.e., exploration of new play equipment) subscales.
The second, related, problem that was encountered with items referring to strenuous activities such as walking or running more than a mile or working in the garden is that patients indicate they can, in principle, perform the tasks referred to in the items but are nevertheless reluctant to do so because they know that they will suffer increased fatigue, stiffness and pain in the days after.
skelwithbridgehotel.co.uk Lindamarie This article was amended on 24 September 2013 to clarify that the village of Bethlehem referred to in the second item is Bethlehem of Galilee, not the better known Bethlehem in the West Bank.
This was followed by a personal interview performed by a single examiner (IS) in which patients were asked to count how often they had actually experienced the impact of problems referred to in each OHIP item within the last four weeks separately.
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But at a more mundane level of language use, there is little doubt that the 'instruction' envisaged will reduce to the ordinary imparting of information — in this case, for example, by indicating that the item referred to in a sentence is a man rather than something else.
"However, I can say that a number of items referred to in the report, derived from the on-site inspection over a year ago, have been addressed".
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