One explanation is that "substantial" and "essential" share a common meaning which is why the higher proficiency students were deceived.
It harkens from one of those early mornings hikes, and is here as talisman and anchor to remind me, and hopefully now you, of all these substantial and essential things.
DH conducted the statistical analyses and drafted the manuscript, with substantial and essential input from TT, UMA and BA.
Mucosal damage associated with microsporidiosis is more extensive than that related to other opportunistic intestinal infections (1, 2 ) and leads to substantial malabsorption of carbohydrates, fat, and essential nutrients (2 – 5 ).
Given that the HIV epidemic in Russia is both substantial and increasing, it is essential to improve HIV nursing education to provide sufficient and up-to-date information about HIV and also to prepare nursing students for caring for PLWHA.
Because a new approach to solving marine bycatch could have dramatic conservation implications, a more careful analysis of CMMB, and in particular, a thorough consideration of the necessary criteria for this approach to yield substantial and reliable conservation benefits, is essential.
In this retrospective review, our findings of very high relative mortality and the substantial essential resource gaps suggests that all four tertiary referral hospitals of Tanzania significantly lack the necessary resources and infrastructure for the provision of high-quality intensive care to critically ill patients.
The $250,000 threshold is not only fair, it is essential for raising substantial and much-needed revenue.
Evaluations of any such educational programs will be essential to ensure a substantial and sustainable impact.
Strategies to engage the support of hospital-employed staff are essential and would require substantial, and ongoing, work.
The bill covers anything that is a "substantial or essential component of any system," as well as tech that is used to route or view user data.
