Differences however were mainly observed with regards variables such as enrollment in a mental health plan, homelessness and history of incarceration, variables that might not possess the same degree of pertinence from one country to another or, from one metal health care delivery system to another.
The pharmacists completed the same task as to the pertinence of the items in the discharge prescription but were also asked to make qualitative comments on the format of these items.
Abbreviating the ability of producing fertile offspring by ϕ, according to the biological species concept, the pertinence of biological organisms to the same species is expressed by the predicate σ: The shortcomings of Mayr's definition are well known (Grene and Depew, 2004, ch. 10): first, it only allows the comparison of organisms living at the same time.
And while they duly lose much of their pertinence to Epsom, usually ascribed to the hill, for much the same reason they are arguably rather stronger than in recent years.
and their quality (presence of flaws in a randomized trial, existence of prespecified external controls in an uncontrolled trial etc).. Pertinence is scored according to how much the study focused on the same disease, the same treatment, the same patient subgroup, and the like.
Hoptman clearly considered the echo, presenting the same number of painters — except that this group bodes little change in art anywhere, that being a melancholy mark of its pertinence today.
The pertinence of these few statistics is that colony size, frequency, and distribution are extremely variable within one and the same microbial-scale habitat.
The group confirmed the pertinence of the five dimensions, and the relevance of the items.
We came with the mindset that the pertinence of separate religions and political differences defined our Syrianism.
As the parameters of the foliar broths are, respectively, evaluated, the pertinence of the research is enhanced.
