The perceived qualities of the AIF were seen as being unique, as the product of the harsh Australian environment, the ethos of the bush and egalitarianism.
However, between the disease groups, some of the quality of life issues were common, but overall; we found that many of the quality of life issues were unique to the disease groups.
Although one factor affecting the implementation of rural health insurance as a mechanism for improving utilisation and quality of provision was unique to China (the one-child policy), the study also offers lessons for international policy and research.
By concentrating on them Smith perhaps gives the unintended impression that the quality of their suffering was unique.
Talent comes in many guises, but all original talents share the same quality: They're unique, one of a kind.
The high number of camera views and the quality of the camera views are unique for a large scale Naturalistic driving study.
But one cannot convey to the stereo-blind what stereopsis is like; the subjective quality, the quale, of stereopsis is unique and no less remarkable than that of color.
It also has the almost unique quality of being one of the only detective shows I have ever appeared in: when I was a student, I was an extra in the first episode (I'm heading into the ADC theatre to see Cully in her play).
Moreover, each has a definition of quality that is unique to their task and that's often at odds with the needs of the other players in the chain.
Given the local nature of water -- distribution, access, and quality issues are unique to local conditions and communities -- it is important to take action "at home".
The narrative quality of each mask is unique and sends a message out into the world.
