Inglis lists these "stock motifs" as "a repetitive and attractive melody", "a stereotypical choice of language", "the familiar topic of lost, or unrequited, love" and "the conventional form of address from a man to a woman, in the persistent use of 'baby'".
The capacity to provide general practitioners a valid, complete and accurate list of a person's health problems may improve the persistent use of an EMR and its potential to improve the quality of healthcare delivery.
This social movement-like motive suggested another important predictor of a firm's likelihood to certify as a B Corporation: large competitors' persistent use of practices that maximize profits.
This ongoing research program is evaluating the implementation and persistent use of an electronic prescribing and medication management application in a group of physicians based in a large urban setting in Quebec, Canada.
The real issue, Bartlett and Ghoshal argued, was the persistent use of a simplistic, outdated organizational model in which leaders dream up strategy, devise a corporate structure to support it, and install systems to make sure employees toe the line.
A compelling example is the persistent use of corticosteroid injections for lateral elbow tendinopathy.
An example of this is the persistent use of a very simple approximation for electric field strength that holds only under very particular conditions.
Device-specific measures are also useful, because device usability may affect adoption of a medication treatment system and persistent use of the system.
It was speculated that persistent use of a Pavlik harness on dislocated or subluxated hip joints might increase the risk of aseptic necrosis rather than surgical invasion.
Leaving even a single one would lead to the tag being multiplied and restored, or respawned, in the browser's cookie jar.Recently, a group of researchers released a report describing commercial use of two previously unseen types of tracking components, and the persistent use of an older technique.
