Moreover, the inclusion in the prioritisation instruments not only of medical specialists opinions, but also the preferences of general population, patients and close relatives and allied-health professionals, may increase the acceptability of these type of instruments.
An efficient treatment is a setting in which not only the quality requirements are met, but also the abovementioned preferences of the operation are satisfied.
The city-specific context, including park availability, quality, and perception but also the inhabitants' preferences for cultural ES and existing substitutes, is thus crucial for urban planning.
Doctorow explained how DRM transforms not only the commercial rights, but also the commercial preferences of companies into literal law.
CPP involves not only the formation session (conditioning), but also the retrieval session (preference test) of drug-associated memories [12].To elucidate of the participation of sensory cortices in reward-related associative learning, we produced lesion of bilateral somatosensory cortices by electrolytic electrodes either before or after conditioned training.
Dibsdall and colleagues [ 60] showed that a barrier to increased consumption of fruit and vegetables in groups with low SES is not only the higher cost but also the group members' preference for less healthy food items.
In exploring what drives preference for treatment to prevention, it is important that we not only look at the variables that predict this preference but also the variables that do not predict the preference for treatment over prevention.
The method of choice for such reconstruction depends not only on the patient's pathology and the state of the local tissue and skin, but also on the preferences of the facial plastic surgeon and the patient.
At least in rodents, stimulating or inhibiting MOR neurotransmission not only tweaks the animals' appetite for sex or food, but also the strength of their preferences for particular foods or mates.
