According to Eijkenaar [ 31], this is preferred in case improvement needs collective action, which we believe holds in our setting where a multitude of disciplines cooperates in the treatment of a wide range of patients, and where quality is measured on dimensions related to, among others, chronic care and patient satisfaction.
But Lee's visit to China, Ueberroth believed, held the Games in the balance.
Trumpers hold in contempt "illegal aliens," the "politically correct," the members of an "elite" (or "swamp") made up of people whom they believe hold them in contempt, not least the "fake news," who are "the worst people in the world".
In a neighbouring village, however, chief Abubakar Kabia bannedthe practice – which he believes holds back development in the community – five years ago.
"Our forecast, I do not believe, holds up anything in the budget," said Sheldon Silver, the Democratic Assembly speaker, as he unveiled his projections.
As Jupiter twirls its magnetic skirt in a cosmic fandango, astronomers have watched patiently, hoping to catch a glimpse of the electric clasps which they believe hold the skirt in place.
We propose this approach for the cytoprotective pathway gasotransmitter enzymes, which we believe holds the greatest promise in the clinic and maybe to the underlining mechanism that is defective in pre-eclampsia.
Mr Slater believes holding a mix of companies in the above categories creates a balanced portfolio.
He was known as the Lieutenant, a rank neighbors believe he held in the Army.
So do these figures represent a lasting shift in the balance of power back towards the Americas, or are there just geographical forces at work? Germany coach Low believes tournaments held in South America hold a special appeal for those born there.
