We had problems to find a methodological soundly developed clubfoot instrument to compare our newly developed Clubfoot Assessment Protocol CAPP) with.
Small but consistent effects on clinical outcomes [ 7- 9] could be shown in trials of soundly developed online health interventions even in older populations who are expected to use the web less often [ 10].
However, soundly developed guidelines should be seen as a summary of good practice, and side steps from such protocols for the benefit of the individual patient should not be discouraged without motivations [ 3].
The [long-running conflict in] my homeland, India-administered Kashmir, has meant education, healthcare and environment haven't been able to develop soundly.
However, after the proposal was soundly rejected in a referendum, the city developed Plan B.
Here's the part that may really bug you, though: the Zeo is soundly based on modern sleep science, and was developed with all kinds of experts.
Finally, MODAM was developed in Java using open-source frameworks (Eclipse, EMF) and standards (OSGi), ensuring that it is soundly constructed, but also enabling it to be reproduced or extended by interested users.
Committee chair Keith Vaz asked if Britons could sleep "soundly" at night, to which Mr Wainwright replied: "The British people can be assured that here in the UK we have some of the most well developed and effective counter-terrorism arrangements in the world.
The ford developed into first a wooden then a stone bridge, and in 1497 saw the Battle of Deptford Bridge, in which rebels from Cornwall, led by Michael An Gof, marched on London protesting against punitive taxes, but were soundly beaten by the King's forces.
In particular, so far little research has been performed on the soundly based design of secure architectures, which would be urgently needed to develop secure systems reliably and efficiently.
Consider seeing a sports health professional or sports psychologist to develop coping strategies if you don't already have these skills soundly in place.
