In our study, we assessed whether these medical activities were practiced on the ward and whether practice ideally occurred under the supervision of the ward doctor.
In the present context, the point in consulting the empirical literature on the underlying determinants of health was to establish whether (and, ideally, to what extent) particular inequalities in health are avoidable.
The debate about whether liberal principles apply to all political communities should not be confused with the debate as to whether liberalism is a state-centered theory, or whether, at least ideally, it is a cosmopolitan political theory for the community of all humankind.
After that, it's up to the startups — who are expected to stay around six months, ideally — whether they stay or go.
But the trend also raises questions about the best way film can examine this rarefied world and whether one medium is ideally built to understand the other.
To establish a participant's eligibility for classification of an FHLBC, we would ideally determine whether her sisters reached the age of 45 years.
These future studies would ideally investigate whether BMAT contributes to bone quality and fracture risk by examining the relationship with both cortical and cancellous bone density and architecture.
While quality of care measures should ideally reflect whether physicians and systems deliver appropriate clinical action, most current measures focus on achievement of a target rather than changes in treatment [ 3].
Future longitudinal studies should ideally investigate whether BMAT contributes to bone quality and fracture risk by examining the relationship with both cortical and cancellous bone density and architecture in a diverse population.
Most literary criticism, whether academic or journalistic, is ideally geared up for "secondary reading" – by which I mean all that stuff that requires us to generate some kind of secondary text – a commentary, an exegesis, a review and so on.
