Owing to the small number of studies identified, and high degree of heterogeneity in study settings and populations, it was inappropriate to undertake meta-analysis, meaning that overall summary estimates for diagnostic accuracy cannot be made.
Here are a few things to keep in mind: "Having an older relative live with you can be a big undertaking for both parties, meaning big changes to your routine and possibly your daily life," Abrahams said.
Aermont said 14% shareholder Aviva had joined Goodweather Investment and Warren James Holdings in undertaking to sell their shares, meaning the deal is all but certain to proceed.
Then, the repeat time to view the same location will be cut to just six days, meaning scientists can undertake even more rapid analyses of events.
Student loans are only available to those undertaking university study for the first time – meaning that those with diplomas or BAs don't qualify even if they want to undertake further study later in their career.
All 14 have satisfied the donors' conditions under the IMF/World Bank Heavily Indebted Poor Countries initiative, meaning that they have undertaken significant reforms and could be considered as the region's "rising stars".
Often, clinics are busy and lack privacy; staff have to undertake a number of tasks simultaneously, meaning that psychosocial assessment and referral may be neglected.
This tool was developed to assess knowledge translation activities from the "push side" perspective, meaning activities which are undertaken by researchers or research organizations to transfer research results to target audiences.
The observed landscape changes at the farm level show a low, but structured relationship with the current farm and farmer characteristics, meaning that landscape changes were undertaken by various farmers and on various farms.
He also notes the platform can be deployed piecemeal, i.e. with a customer just using one or more parts, meaning businesses don't have to undertake a major transformation to begin making use of the service.
