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In the few empirical studies that have specifically addressed near miss ME, 88% to 92% of patients desired disclosure [ 15, 27].
However, because of the way this framework is constructed, costs are addressed near to the end.
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The strengths of the study include a large sample size, a high response rate, simultaneous examination of preference, perception of norm, and perception of current practice, specifically addressing near miss ME, and being the first in the Islamic/Arab culture.
"Many policy-related efforts will not be able to quickly address near-term capacity needs," the Microsoft-led group wrote in its letter.
It is argued that even if the warning time of ~ 10 min was achieved, it might not be sufficient in addressing near-field tsunami hazards.
It is argued that even if a warning time of ~ 10 min was achieved, it might not have been sufficient for addressing near-field tsunami hazards.
Bair said that any long-term problems with Social Security and Medicare did not justify inaction in addressing near-term troubles.
In their view, the need to address near-term economic woes far outweighs the longer-run implications of what might be described as an imprudent course of action.
The second objective of this paper is to identify critical variables, exposure patterns and knowledge gaps that should be recognized in exposure and risk assessment applications addressing near-road exposures.
This is addressed in near future activities.
The contribution of tissue histology and cell wall polysaccharides chemistry to describing ripe tomato fruit texture was addressed in near isogenic lines of fruits harboring firmness QTL.
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