In a superficial reading much of the nurses' reluctance to refer seems due to the lack of marginal benefit to be derived from referral to a hospital that, apart from surgery, cannot do much more for the patient than what health centres can do.
With our government so divided, even the shorter term discrete good that Mr. Brooks refers to seems beyond reach.
This pangenesis theory, although not specifically referred to, seems to be behind an important distinction he inserted into the fifth edition of the Origin of 1869 where he made a direct reply to the criticisms of Fleeming Jenkin.
"If you look at these Cabinet appointees," he explained — referring, it seemed, to most if not all of them — "they were selected for a reason, and that is the deconstruction".
The advent of real-time marketing – or 'right-time' marketing as it has most recently been referred to – seemed to many marketers to provide the solution to this problem.
Finally, the number of non-cardiac comorbidities present among the referred population seemed to be decreasing over time, with a slight increase in cardiac comorbidities (table 2).
One name, Elias Clayton, seems to refer to Elias, the traumatized child in the fragmented narrative recited by voiceovers and the actress Okwui Okpokwasili.
But opportunities for "improved enforcement operations," as a Streetline promotional video delicately refers to it, seem enormous.
7) (As a side note, I do not know how supplemental figures should be referred to; it seems confusing to have multiple supplemental Figure 5' s.
Another refers to sadomasochism ("It seems a housewife's work is never done … buff the handcuff nicks off the headboard …").
"That's" seems to refers to the violence as something repetitive; something that has happened prior to this freak out.
