I look back and forth between the two sets of eyes in rapid succession like I'm gauging the depths of each other's nerves in readiness for a shootout.
Taken together, these sets of indicators could be used to evaluate the climate of clinical readiness in rural Tanzania.
Eight sets of care inputs have a statistically significant influence on at least one care outcome: disease and sudden death; route of admission; physical environment; team meetings; communication; facilitating relatives; staff readiness; hospital governance.
Last month a letter from Clifford Stanley, the undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness, argued that "personal financial readiness of our troops equates to mission readiness.
Our work on behalf of school readiness rests on three pillars: children's readiness for school; schools' readiness for children; and the readiness of families and communities to help children make the transition to school.
This means that claims about the future of a complex intervention must take the form of assessments of the potential of a practice to normalize in a specific setting, and of the readiness of actors to accept it.
Good artists are often in a state of combat-readiness.
Context included: the wider policy setting; the national or regional level, where the local culture shaped understandings of IPVA, and the readiness of an individual school.
-- Capabilities, disposition, vulnerabilities, and readiness of forces.
Injury can affect the combat readiness of any soldier.
