We conclude that visual stimuli do indeed provide usable sensory cues for time estimation, which can be combined with internal estimates to improve reliability.
To achieve this, such activities should be designed with adequate consideration of the patient perspective and provide usable strategies for care providers to improve collaborative communication with both women and other care providers as critical people in the care team.
We need to go further and ask if those works provide usable truths for ourselves and our students.
These scales have been used in previous needs assessments in other therapeutic areas, and have shown to provide usable data on the gaps of the targeted providers [ 25- 27].
Some years ago, _The Economist _developed a "Sinodependency Index," designed to measure, roughly, the level of revenue derived from China by companies that provide usable geographic breakdowns of their data.
Some years ago, The Economist developed a "Sinodependency Index," designed to measure, roughly, the level of revenue derived from China by companies that provide usable geographic breakdowns of their data.
JAMES WEISMAN Sr. V.P. and General Counsel United Spinal Association East Elmhurst, Queens, Jan . 5 2012 To the Editor: Matthew W. Daus doesn't recognize that handicap-accessible cabs provide usable transportation to people with various types of disabilities, not only to wheelchair-bound people.
226 (45.4%) of the 498 sample companies replied of which 149 (29.9%) firms provide usable answers.
Thanks to improved technology, potentially suitable donors have better chances these days of surviving car crashes and other accidents that typically provide usable hearts.
Process cycles of various energy systems can so be ecologically evaluated and provide usable information and a practical model for a stakeholder process.
