Psychoeducational group interventions for relatives were shown to be suitable for improving the course of disease in schizophrenia and bipolar disorders.
Because clinical cases do not always fulfill all diagnostic criteria, some cases are coded with the most suitable code for the course of the disease.
The comprehensive test results indicated that the strength loss of RAP:VA mixes is very minimal and are found suitable for the base course applications.
Both versions are suitable for the public, but of course when you go very explicit you will squeeze the possibilities of distribution".
We discuss the need for and the uses of this instrument with reference to specific case study material and explore to what extent the life course calendar is suitable for the study of individual life courses and travel behaviour.
The author anticipates that the book would be suitable for a course without a laboratory component but suggests that certain exercises be added from other sources, as needed.
The former United States Golf Association president, Totton P Heffelfinger, established the suburban Minnesota club with the explicit aim of building a course "suitable for the conduct of national championships".
In developing the content that would be addressed in a pedagogy course suitable for the specific population of science, mathematics, and engineering majors who serve as LAs, we extracted the essence of effective pedagogical practices from the literature.
Polymer-modified bitumen (PMB) manufactured with polymer (elastomeric or plastomeric) as the modifier under carefully controlled conditions, results in enhanced properties and this makes it suitable for wearing course application under high traffic and rainfall [18].
If the potential vocational competence generated from this project is meeting the demands of the building industry, it has to be considered whether the course syllabuses are suitable for the demands of the work life.
The plan is to reshape the land to make it suitable for golf courses and to bury the garbage even more deeply, possibly using soil dredged from New York harbor as part of the channel deepening program for the seaport.
