Much of the literature refers purely to Workers Compensation jurisdictions; this study adds to the few involving road traffic injury schemes [ 19, 29, 31].
Dominance in our study refers purely to context-specific food-related dominance at an instantaneous moment in time, and will be defined as "an asymmetry in the outcome of dyadic interactions between individuals, or a priority of access to resources" (Drews, 1993).
Exception reporting is not applicable to the remaining 11 indicators as they refer purely to setting up disease registers that are used to define the population eligible for the 65 indicators.
Therefore, the development of PSS is an extension of traditional engineering design process, which mainly refers to purely tangible products or intangible services into an integrated development process of products and services.
In fact, it is highly unlikely that such "pragmatism" is to be found here: ārthakriyāsamartha often refers to purely physical or biological powers, such seeds producing sprouts, or to the powers of mental states to engender other such states or actions.
Goal-setting does not necessarily have to refer to purely clinical outcomes but also to psychological outcomes such as self-efficacy, which in the long run might influence the continuity or increase of an action set as a goal [ 20].
refers to a purely innate cognitive ability, and then says that the "inherited component to I.Q". is not genetic but "inherited cultural privilege".
In particular, Figure7 refers to the purely competitive maximum expected rate game G 1, while Figure8 refers to the modified pricing game G 2. In both cases, we assumed the same maximum transmit power per FAP.
One source mentions Tom Swift and His Electric Locomotive (1922) was published two years before the Central Railroad of New Jersey placed the first diesel electric locomotive into service; however, the book refers to a purely electrical locomotive powered from overhead lines, of the sort which came into regular service in the late 19th century.
Presumably, the expansion he is speaking of, assuming that the reference is not purely rhetorical, refers to Libya, Sinai, Yemen, Nigeria and the other countries where IS has taken root.
Most agree, however, that the conquests referred to were purely sexual.
