We have addressed the impact on postpartum satisfaction of being referred in both a maternity care system favouring home births (the Netherlands), and one that predominantly labels home births as risky and advocates hospital births (Belgium).
Is the reporter referring in cosmic terms?
In addition, the acceptability of the genetic nurses counsellors was high among referring GPs in both trial settings.
In the months before the invasion of Iraq, Bush and Cheney both referred in public addresses to Saddam's mobile weapons laboratories.
Industrial location and industrial geography both refer, in academic usage, to the study of the uneven distribution of manufacturing activity and its significance for the development of places at various scales.
For example, the classes 'ring assembly' and 'polycyclic cage' both refer, in their definitions, to numbers and arrangements of rings in the molecule.
Numerous decisions would have been referred in the tension but both teams had used their one review some time previously, although the umpires called for a replay to determine Kyle Mills had been run out with five still needed.
It is not our purpose here to evaluate the relative merits of the opposing arguments.[ 18, 19], but note that both parties refer, in part, to a practice survey conducted in 1992, and published in 1996 [ 20], in support of their respective positions.
The clue, however, is in the "business opportunities" that his staff have privately referred to, in both the Gulf and Egypt, as available for those who get involved in bolstering the Sisi regime.
