IN February, David A. Manko left Ruskin, Moscou, Evans & Faltischek, the Mineola law firm where he was a senior associate, to accept a client's offer to manage an Internet start-up in Hauppauge.
But the statement defends the authority of associate editors to accept papers as an important principle dubbed "distributed editorial power"—that the journals will not give up.
Their bafflement not only demonstrates their general ignorance, but also, according to Sorensen, illustrates "the fundamental displacement which any cultural transplantation brings about", since Argentine rural inhabitants and Rosas's associates were unable to accept the civilized culture which Sarmiento believed would lead to progress in Argentina.
For example, individuals who mentioned a higher proportion of concerns related to cancer also tended to mention a higher proportion of goals associated with coming to accept one's situation (r =.25) and a lower proportion of goals associated with active achievement (r = -.33).
Our results indicate that knowledge of HIV transmission misconceptions are associated with willingness to accept free HIV testing among urban residents, while knowledge of HIV transmission modes are associated with willingness to accept free HIV testing among rural residents.
However, age was significantly associated with willingness to accept some of the treatments with younger patients (<56 years) being more inclined to accept yoga, hypnotherapy and dietary change.
Univariate and multivariate log binomial regression analyses to identify factors associated with willingness to accept free HIV testing are shown in Table 3.
A study from rural Malawi reported that perception of high risk of HIV infection was associated with likelihood to accept HIV counseling and testing [ 12].
Washing hands before and between patient contact, however, was negatively independently associated with willingness to accept influenza A (H1N1) vaccination (OR = 0.49; 95% IC: 0.23-1.06).
knowledge of HIV transmission misconceptions and that an apparently healthy person can be a carrier for HIV were associated with willingness to accept free HIV testing among urban residents, while knowledge of HIV transmission modes and that an apparently healthy person can be a carrier for HIV were associated with willingness to accept free HIV testing among rural residents.
To examine the factors associated with willingness to accept a vaccine or antiviral pharmaceuticals, we performed regression analyses, with the four scales of willingness to accept pharmaceutical intervention as the dependent variable (Table 5).
