They're fairly straightforward to care for and don't need much attention, too.
It may seem appropriate to say that solving the organ shortage is a straightforward health care issue that can be tackled by all if us, as potential donors and next of kin, ensuring that more organs are donated.
The design and construction of real circuits that use op amps is straightforward, although some care may be necessary to prevent noise and artifact from spreading through the power supply lines.
The first excluded factor was not clinically meaningful with only two disparate items loading on it ("epilepsy care straightforward", "epilepsy patients viewed as being well-informed").
The strength of the current overview is that it shows a straightforward model of care that has been adapted for use in a wide variety of humanitarian settings – from Latin America to the Middle East to China.
Our novel model for the reconstruction of I f in mathematical models of SA nodal pacemaker cells is simple and straightforward but takes care of all of these caveats.
He added: "In low- and middle-income countries, most stillbirths could be prevented with straightforward improvements to antenatal care and the care of women and their babies during childbirth, and we support the call for recommendations on preventing stillbirths to be included in every country's newborn action plan".
So you get these rather shocking lines with this caring, straightforward, humane quality".
It's possible when Hunt asks these questions to himself the answer sounds straightforward: we, the caring, compassionate government decree we want to protect our children, the people who do smart things do those smart things and make our will so – cyberbullying and sexting are solved.
Our observations also show that another straightforward measure improving health-care worker access to sinks—used as a sole measure, does not result in increased hand-hygiene compliance.
