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On the basis of their concerns around school resources, it appears that some parents were not aware that Ontario's current school-based vaccination programme is actually offered and delivered by public health nurses, albeit in school.
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The vision of the public as contradictory and irrational has informed managerial approaches to the study of public responses to wind power, which have sought to understand public opposition in order to overcome or avoid it in the future (rather than meaningfully engage with objectors and/or address the basis of their concern).
While many liberals oppose raising the Medicare age of eligibility, doing so on a means-tested basis would address most of their concerns while saving lots of money.
In recent presidential elections, affluent voters, who tend to be liberal on cultural matters, are about twice as likely as middle-class and poor voters to make their decisions on the basis of their cultural concerns.
In the cases of S., C. and MLS it is clear that they were selected on the basis of their extraordinary abilities concerning memory performance a priori [12], [16], [17].
The CHWs were cleared for study participation on the basis of their data quality concerning diagnosis, treatment/referral choice, and drug prescription.
We also found that participants were motivated to access the website on the basis of their current needs and concerns, as well as new blog postings, with the blog fulfilling a need for both "expert" medical content and peer support and a sense of community.
We divide these interactions into two classes, on the basis of their effects: the first is concerned with optimization of response levels (gain control), and the second is concerned with grouping of neural responses through enhanced neural co-activation (integration).
This review was aimed at developing a model that integrates evidence from the existing literature on health care professionals' speaking-up behaviour on the basis of their particular characteristics (e.g. concerns related to patients' well-being).
Professor Andrew O'Neill, the Head of the School of Government and International Relations at Griffith University, told VICE that Australia could not invite countries like Mauritania and Myanmar on the basis of their human rights performance, but economic concerns tend to override moral principles.
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