One of these is the widespread experience of children, in many Western societies, growing up to be hyper-productive, hyper-responsible, hyper-repressed members of a society that worships the production of wealth.
In fact, widespread experience is limited and the number of SU in most countries is small and unevenly distributed, so that transportation of the patient to the closest SU may delay treatment and may further reduce the number of candidate patients.
Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has endured decades of conflict resulting in widespread experiences of conflict related trauma and destruction to health and social infrastructure.
There is a widespread misconception that black experience in Britain begins with the arrival of the Empire Windrush and the first Jamaican immigrants in 1948, but, as this exhibition shows, there is an incredible archive of images of black people in Britain that goes right back to the invention of photography in the 1830s".
Our experience in the widespread dissemination and implementation of Triple P at a population-level are shared and recommendations and future directions for dissemination of evidence-based preventive family interventions are noted.
In addition, systems have to be thoroughly tested prior to their widespread application as experiences in the developed world have shown that HIT systems may also have unforeseen detrimental effects on patient care [ 14, 15].
The widespread evidence of gains to work experience in the human capital literature may reflect the improvement of such non-academic skills as listening, working effectively in teams, maintaining work discipline, and reliability.
Our experience in the development of these tools confirmed the widespread concept about the promising features of the Java language.
"The approach by forces such as Dorset, Durham, and Derbyshire are becoming more widespread in my experience," Thomas told me.
Shrubland birds have experienced widespread declines in the eastern United States.
