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be more orientated

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An extra amount or extent.

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Our findings are in line with results from a recent study by Veen et al., (2011), who found incarcerated Dutch-Moroccan boys to be more orientated toward Dutch society compared to a control group of non-offending Dutch-Moroccan boys [ 27].

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Integrated primary care is the crucial point of tangency between public health services, which are more orientated on the population, and medical-oriented services, which are more focused on the individual [ 1– 3].

Europe, he expects, will be receptive to the glass as attitudes are more orientated towards conservation and regulations are more in favour of energy efficiency, while the technology has other possible uses in transport and electronics.

Ukraine suffers from an acute regional and demographic split, with residents of the west and centre as well as the young more pro-European, while the eastern and southern regions and elderly people are more orientated towards Russia.

Angry, Essex stated that if becoming a monster was what was required for his work to progress, then he would become a monster.' I guess Mister Sinister's goals were more orientated around world domination than establishing a drug monopoly on Albuquerque and escaping his wife for a bit, but that's probably about as Heisenbergian as Marvel villains get.

Physicians in specialist centres are more orientated towards research than those based in community general hospitals (Ford et al, 2011).

In item 1, 4a, 4b and 7a, a consistent finding was that male GPs were more orientated towards industry-provided drug information, compared to female GPs (Table 2).

A consistent and new finding was that male GPs were more orientated towards industry-provided drug information compared to female GPs.

This typological approach contrasts with the traditional definition, which is more orientated towards offering an unitary (albeit three-dimensional) definition of the syndrome, with more or less consistent aetiology and symptoms [ 5, 6].

While these policies are not intended to act as a social safety net – they are more orientated towards behavioural change – they still share many of the same characteristics as conditional cash transfer programmes.

Delivering BBCC in a patient centred way requires a significant change from the current model that is more orientated towards public health goals, vertical disease programmes and acute care.

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