The UK South Asian community comprises multiple ethnic groups with diverse religious, linguistic, cultural and geographical origins, and there have been calls for greater attentiveness to this heterogeneity in health research involving participants of South Asian origin [ 17, 18].
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Pointing to travel by the future Sept. 11 hijackers through Iran, in one instance on the same plane as an unnamed Hezbollah "associate," as well as unusual attentiveness by Hezbollah "operatives" to other movements by the hijackers, the commission called for "further investigation" of the question of cooperation.
The results have implications for the utility endorsement of WSPs, for the impact of organisational cultures on WSP implementation; for the scale-up of pilot studies; and they support repeated calls from practitioner communities for cultural attentiveness during WSP design.
What these newlyweds lack in a common verbal language they more than make up for in attentiveness and a willingness to adapt and respond to one another.
Mamet's admiration for his wife's competence and for her attentiveness to the world around her is transparent and touching.
The need for this attentiveness is heightened given the potential for arthritis care providers to be involved in offering patient education about medical tourism [ 8].
She is more experienced than any politician, yet in her weekly audiences for twelve different Prime Ministers, is renowned for her attentiveness and openness.
When a client submits praise for the attentiveness of one of your employees, that's a "good job!" for you, too.
You have to give Mr. Klein credit for his attentiveness to issues of cultural politics.
The novel's early chapters, much influenced by Edmund Gosse's memoir Father and Son, find a rationale for visual attentiveness.
