Sentence examples for this category refers from inspiring English sources
The name of this category refers to an aerosol population that bursts and begins to exist or develop, but fails to grow to larger sizes like in the nucleation category15.
Customer culture: Often this category refers to any activities that group people together, such as ethnicities, causes, age or even sports teams.
The first subset of recommendations in this category refers to the need to increase investments in human resources so as to improve and enhance guidance counseling services (Tien, 1978; Aguirre, 1991).
One set of recommendations found in this category refers to the education that is offered: suggesting that it would be helpful to update education programs (Tien, 1978) and reassess programs that already exist (Redfering and Cook, 1980).
The largest set of recommendations in this category refers to the need to establish periodic assessment systems for the training programs (Cummins, 1973) as well as permanent and updated data registries (Raffington, 2012) that track success and impact, costs and benefits (Cummins, 1973), and areas where improvements can be made (Klinger, 1973; Portis, 20137; Marín, Carmona, and Reche, 20148).
This category refers to mothers' attitudes toward the RCT drawing.
This category referred mainly to traffic calming measures that reduce negative externalities of transport.
Responses in this category referred to a change in direction with respect to that of the wind or the nature of the launch, with the latter including throwing the plane upwards, in a straight line, or diagonally.
This category referred to those perceiving themselves as healthy before diagnosis and who did not notice any positive change after initiated treatment.
More books in this category refer to measures of morbidity (4 out of 10) and summary measures of health (7 out of 10) (relative to 'pure' and 'extended' texts).
Information needs in this category refer to the questions or concerns a dentist had regarding the medical or technical aspects of the current dental disease or condition at hand, such as the symptoms, treatment options/procedures, effect of treatment and clinical evidence.
