Each phase of a public health emergency presents a unique set of demands on health departments in their readiness and response efforts.
If China reciprocated, it did so imperceptibly.Britain may be unique in its readiness to anticipate Chinese demands and grievances.
Among primates, kissing as an inducement to sexual readiness is unique to humans and has probably arisen from the latter's upright posture, face-to-face communication, and the availability of the arms for clasping.
A tonne of volcanic ash has been flown from Iceland to Luton airport in readiness for a "unique experiment" to test an aircraft warning system designed to detect ash clouds.
Obama will offer his unique perspective on Clinton's readiness to assume the presidency on Day One, White House officials say.
We also apply these principles to the Caribbean's unique regional context to assess readiness and potential barriers to success that may require additional support.
Second, given the unique emphasis on health and readiness in the military, comparisons for health behaviors, weight, and discharge were made on the proportion of participants who placed themselves at the top of the self-rated health – "Very Good" or "Excellent" (henceforth referred to as "VG/E" health) using logistic regression analysis.
Descriptions of experiments circulate among scientists, and again as a result of misunderstandings and understandings the traditional forms are (and this fact is not noticed by the participants of that process) restyled, some are rejected, other connected into unique wholes, "and, finally, a new readiness is formed, i.e. the readiness to see a new, specific form" (1935b).
Campaigners fear the Government regards pre-schoolers as "fodder for the classroom" and that the focus on "school readiness" will damage the unique character of early years education.
Assessing readiness for such transition is challenging and must account for unique contextual factors across all facets of the health system.
