Although many anatomical museums display teratological fetuses on a smaller or larger scale, these displays usually lack comprehensive pathogenetic storylines, additional radiological imaging of the exposed specimens, and most importantly, they often neglect their potential value in biomedical curricula.
However, our clinical experience is that polymorbid obese patients referred to our obesity unit are usually lacking comprehensive medical treatment.
The authors argue that, although factors are multi-facetted and complex, strategies are usually not comprehensive and often limited to addressing a single or limited number of factors.
Since child specialty centers in Pakistan are few, many of the children with Autism and intellectual disabilities are first referred to special education centers by various professionals, usually without comprehensive assessments and standardized diagnostic evaluations.
The health management teams usually develop comprehensive council health plans (CCHP) approximately between November and March, and the implementation of these plans begun in every new financial year, starting in July.
Patients with severe CAP usually undergo comprehensive investigations on an emergency basis, and their antibiotics are very quickly adapted to the microscopic smear results than to the susceptibility test results.
In practice, though, it's usually been a comprehensive disaster.
Recruitment ads usually include a comprehensive job specification which will give you background on the company as well as describe the skills and experience of an ideal candidate.
First, a student must usually complete a comprehensive examination or series of exams focussing more on the breadth of knowledge than depth.
The reviews are usually concise and comprehensive, with a list of appropriate references at the end.
