Sentence examples for care to associate from inspiring English sources

He had charm, style and a knack for cutting deals, and he could do discreet business with various leaders with whom European politicians did not care to associate.

Once the matrix M has been determined, the best match between reactions is sought, taking care to associate each reaction in H1 with exactly one reaction in H2.

A combined approach of quantitative confocal microscopy, electron microscopy and electrophysiology, has revealed augmented maternal care to associate with a significant and selective reduction in the number of glutamatergic but not GABAergic synapses onto CRF neurones (Korosi et al., 2010).

Similarly, one might expect continuity of care to be associated with lower use of CAM providers because it is associated with lower use of other health services [ 9, 10].

The substance mattered less than the symbolism, which screamed: I want your vote, but I don't particularly care to be associated with your stupidities.

If the first guy turns out to be someone you would not care to be associated with, you have an easy, Platonic, out: with his crazy 33-33-33 formula--well, maybe he's a Republican.

Furthermore, the presented study found the daily requirement of somatic care to be associated with shorter length of stay.

One might expect experience with care of seriously ill or end-of-life care to be associated with a higher consent to euthanasia.

A systematic review found lay health worker care to be associated with promising benefits for maternal and child health and the management of some infectious diseases [ 85].

Our findings have also highlighted a persisting tendency for patients and HCPs to associate palliative care with dying.

The latter, however, can actually be life-threatening, when patients eschew vital preventive services, such as Pap smears or mammograms, or neglect essential care to avoid the associated denigration.