The specialists' definition is not the only one that matters, as any good specialist knows.
Cases identified using the RA-specialist definition showed significant associations with O3 that increased by quintile of exposure, but diminished in the highest category.
Our RA-specialist case definition was based on the BC Ministry of Health Guidelines recommendation for early referral to a specialist when a new diagnosis of RA is suspected (BC Ministry of Health 2012b).
L. 98 209, § 2(a), added officers of the Coast Guard who are designated as law specialists to definition of "Judge Advocate".
Similar profiles were obtained for the other case definitions except for the RA-specialist case definition, for which the association between residence ≤ 50 m from a highway and risk of RA was seen in lower-SES neighborhoods (OR = 1.73; 95% CI: 1.23, 2.44) but not with higher SES (OR = 1.04).
The C4 licence only commits it to 208 annual peak hours of news: no indicative budget; no statement of resources, bureaux, crews, specialist correspondents; no definition of quality of approach and editorial beyond the channel's general remit.
In our investment bank example, if Andy were connected to a peripheral specialist (who, by definition, is not central to the network and works apart from most colleagues) rather than to a central connector, the average degree of separation would rise in the network.
This study shows that the influence of medical specialists is clearly visible for all new drugs and often greater than for the existing older drugs, but the rapid uptake of new drugs in primary care does not seem specialist induced by definition and very much drug dependent.
No. 11's are by definition specialists in skills other than batting.
In 1946, the World Health Organization defined health as "a state of complete physical, social and mental well-being," and the best doctors, nurses and public health specialists take this definition to heart.
An MBA is by definition not specialist".
