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The current findings extend previous research documenting the facilitating role of the markers in listening comprehension.
Additionally, hospital permission must be obtained for continued utilization of hospital resources, and investigators are required to provide letters documenting such approval.
Documenting completeness, species-area relations, and species-abundance distribution of a regional flora.
They were told that the examiner was interested in documenting various words children produce during their early language development.
If an antibiotic was issued, the notes from the consultation documenting the reason for a prescription were compared with the appropriate practice antibiotic prescribing guidelines.
After documenting the farmers' management style and practices, the team supplemented them with new technologies and tools for making observations and recording progress.
Documenting the evidence is a highly skilled task performed by dedicated officers.
While there is evidence documenting the effect of phonotactic probability on novel word learning, it is unclear whether phonotactic probability would influence homonym learning.
Is there an empirical literature documenting its descriptive characteristics, course, family loading, biology, and/ or treatment response?
Despite the training that was provided, each interviewer had his or her own style and way of asking questions and documenting the responses.
This allows documenting spatial variation in parameters that are classically estimated in only 1 population.
There is a vast literature documenting the complexity and diversity of representations and processes involved in similarity and categorization.
This work is motivated by the desire to decrease the cost of documenting a design.
Regardless, additional studies on previously infested plants documenting psyllid growth and development as well as potential changes in plant chemistry would be beneficial.
Rather, this paper identifies the limits of biological criteria and proposes other more useful criteria for documenting inequities in access to transplantation.
