Outreach teams were reported as typically composing solely of health centre staff members (which usually means only two individuals) with some assistance from the VHV and community.
THE pay of mutual fund managers is typically based solely on assets under management, she pointed out.
Analysts had said that although regulators typically focus solely on the economics of a proposed deal, blocking it could have given Trump a rhetorical victory.
The monotonic tests showed that all the S690 steel specimens satisfied the ductility requirements stipulated in current European provisions which are typically based solely on monotonic behaviour.
Literature on application of RO planning in RE generation projects is limited, and typically focuses solely on flexible investment decisions and neglects flexible designs.
Because of this, as well as the difficulty in using articulatory measures to capture spontaneous, field-based data, sociolinguists have typically relied solely on auditory coding measures.
Rock-forming mineral, any mineral that forms igneous, sedimentary, or metamorphic rocks and that typically, or solely, forms as an intimate part of rock-making processes.
A difficulty in the development and testing of psychological models is that they are typically evaluated solely on their ability to fit experimental data, with little consideration given to their ability to fit other possible data patterns.
Jessica Lapidos of Tilly and William, a unisex label, was one of the first of some 40-odd designers who have already signed up, pleased by the promise of technology "typically accessible solely to big businesses," she said, like pattern-making software, photo-studio space and sales representation.
Notwithstanding Canada's location within the Americas, the term "Native American" is not used in Canada as it is typically used solely to describe the indigenous peoples within the boundaries of the present-day United States.
As Campanella recently said, "Clarke and Rapuano are the unsung authors of much of New York City's urban landscape, the designers of many of the parks and parkways typically credited solely to [New York planning commissioner] Robert Moses - a guy with a colossal ego" - who overshadowed them.
