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If HCPs are not comfortable or competent explaining randomisation and the scientific logic for it, this may cause disquiet for patients wanting certainty about optimal treatments.

If that cause disquiet for New York, they had other reasons to feel slightly uneasy about how things were going in their own half of the field, especially at the heart of defense.

Terming the move on use of Hindi as being "against letter and spirit" of the Official Languages Act the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa cautioned that this direction may "cause disquiet to the people of Tamil Nadu who are very proud of and passionate about their linguistic heritage".

But the images will also cause disquiet, and raise the legitimate question about whether the media should display in Technicolor the brutal acts of desperate attention-seekers, who are actively seeking the coverage in the first place.

This can cause disquiet or distress to family members who wish to be with the patient after LST is withdrawn.

But the kingdom's role in the war against IS has caused disquiet among some Jordanians worried about instability at their borders and fearing that a stepped-up role in the campaign might lead to Islamist attacks in their country.

"There's been funding for north and south Wales, but we have been told that there will be announcement in due course (about the hourly service), and this has caused disquiet among our members.

And if the finished work caused disquiet, as it usually did, that pleased her.

And with the polls stuck, that narrowness is causing disquiet in their ranks.

The publication led to street protests and caused disquiet in Brussels.

By 2005, MacCormac's plans were causing disquiet in the BBC and with the builder, Bovis.