Furthermore, it is important to evaluate whether the attending physicians sufficiently know the preferences of their patients to consider them adequately in (mutual) treatment decisions.
These differences should come as no real surprise, but it has important implications that we feel are not being attended to sufficiently.
Last week it was my birthday and each of my children had forgiven me my assorted eccentricities and embarrassments sufficiently to attend.
By 1917, he had recovered sufficiently to attend the local realschule, and the following year he was sent to the Odenwaldschule, a private, coeducational boarding school.
Better emergency preparation of government and partners is required as timely preparation of all key partners seems to be a precondition for early, streamlined and focused interventions Education opportunities for youth were in high demand, as quite a number8 does not attend school and not sufficiently addressed.
The striking and powerful contrasts in which Shakespear abounds could not escape observation; but the use he makes of the principle of analogy to reconcile the greatest diversities of character and to maintain a continuity of feeling throughout, has not been sufficiently attended to.
Incentives may have operated by increasing the anticipated benefits of attending vaccination appointments sufficiently to overcome any perceived barriers.
These data show that the detected (histologically confirmed) carcinoma rate was higher among women who had not sufficiently attended the organised screening (142 out of 217) in the screened period (65.4 vs 34.6%. P<0.001; Table 4).
(Brickhouse et al., 2000, p. 443) We have not sufficiently attended to the more fundamental question of whether students see themselves as the kind of people who would want to understand the world scientifically and thus participate in the kinds of activities that are likely to lead to the appropriation of scientific meanings.
We have not sufficiently attended to the more fundamental question of whether students see themselves as the kind of people who would want to understand the world scientifically and thus participate in the kinds of activities that are likely to lead to the appropriation of scientific meanings.
