Although no clear benefits were seen for secondary care clinics improvements were found in both primary care and community based settings, suggesting that these findings can be applied to primary care clinics in the United Kingdom, or equivalent community settings in other healthcare systems.
Let EQ[sim, α] x, y) be the set of communities in the co-authorship network of conference x that have an equivalent community in the co-authorship network of conference y (and symmetrically EQ[sim, α] y, x)).
There are simply not enough equivalent communities on the internet where people go to complain about Bank of America's fee structures or United's carry-on bag policies en masse, except of course Consumerist itself.
My first job after the service was as a recruiter at the Technical College of the Lowcountry, the equivalent of a community college, in Beaufort, S.C.
So these new students have flooded into colleges, helped, in New York City, by the open admissions policy that allows anyone with a high school diploma or the equivalent to attend community colleges.
Britain, on the other hand, has a long menu of options, including a tier of professionals called legal executives, who are licensed after getting the equivalent of a community college degree.
This position can, if desired, be combined with the equivalent position in community psychiatry.
The transmission factory workers in Foshan mostly have the Chinese equivalent of community college degrees in subjects like mechanical engineering.
There in cyberspace, Mr. Cebar has found solace and community, the equivalent of a formal religious ritual, like a wake or shiva or a memorial service.
After completing the equivalent of an American community college, he was admitted to universities but instead got a job as a programmer, writing code for a computer gaming company in Yorkshire.
A small two-bed, two-bath home at Palms goes for roughly $160,000, slightly more than the equivalent in a straight community.Gays could certainly do with both the company and the care.
