May not imply or express usefulness in the cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of disease.
Parents who had both attended expressed the usefulness of this.
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The physicians express the usefulness of working in interdisciplinary teams and together with more experienced professionals.
Rather than trying to explain this, there have been calls for caution in interpretation 4 and doubt expressed about the usefulness of recall data.
Mrs. Thatcher has consistently expressed skepticism about the usefulness of sanctions in bringing about constructive change.
Mychal Denzel Smith,activist and author of Invisible Man, Got the Whole World Watching, expressed ambivalence about the usefulness of such documents of extrajudicial killing.
The results show differences in the number and nature of the aspects selected by each group of designers as well as in the judgments of usefulness they expressed about the different types of suggested sources of inspiration.
In 1950, in "The Liberal Imagination," Lionel Trilling predicted that Gatsby's story would lose its magnetism: Gatsby, Trilling wrote, represented the fantasy of "personal ambition and heroism, of life committed to, or thrown away for, some ideal of self," while modern society urges young people to find "distinction through cooperation, subordination, and an expressed piety of social usefulness".
While he expressed doubts about the usefulness of splitting the investment and retail arms of banks, as many on both sides of the Atlantic have advocated, he still suggested that some banks had grown too complex for their own good, or for society's.
