It is thus no coincidence that Keynesian economics has become associated with an emphasis on the use of fiscal, rather than monetary, stabilization policies.
These two campaigns were associated with greater emphasis on the role of the family physician and on management of common ailments, some of which were grouped as priority 3. 3.
These two campaigns were associated with greater emphasis on the role of the family physician and on management of common ailments, some of which were grouped as priority 3. The figures also demonstrate how the numbers of non-emergencies gradually reverted to the pre-campaign levels many months after the end of the campaigns.
The primary component of this inner loop reflects the sensitivity to (or the weight/gain, emphasis associated with or attentiveness to) the feedback.
We also considered the question of whether stronger workplace smoking legislation was associated with less emphasis on ideological arguments, relative to other coded arguments.
Younger GPs demonstrate a greater tendency to implement this primary care practice model in their practices, which seems to be associated with an emphasis in psychosocial and preventive care.
This differentially expressed module was only significant for the low muscling EBV category and therefore it was consistent with previous conclusions that the low muscling EBV trait was associated with increased emphasis on protein translation, perhaps as a compensatory mechanism, and increased mitochondria formation or function.
Among the beneficial mechanisms associated with Azospirillum inoculation, emphasis has been given to the biological nitrogen fixation process and to the synthesis of phytohormones.
Here we used spatially explicit agent-based modeling to quantify the effects of historic climate data, with an emphasis on associated ephemeral pond depth and water retention, on salamander egg and larval survival.
To determine the incidence of sixth nerve palsy in a population-based study, with particular emphasis on associated coexisting medical conditions and to use these data to develop a management algorithm.
Using survey data from 457 companies, we provide evidence that the importance managers attach to their employees' intrinsic task motivation is associated with a higher emphasis on assessments of non-task related performance, while a perceived lack of task-specific cause effect knowledge on the managers' side is associated with more use of predefined targets for performance evaluation.
