Therefore, sufficient time and a coherent medical attitude may be relevant factors for quality of care.
It's a coherent position.
The work of art functions when it is able to define a coherent perspective onto the world, yet this perspective is mainly defined in the negative, as the trace of iterable and consistent attitudes in the world.
A broadly coherent set of attitudes was found which clustered around three themes of: approval of the use of the Mental Health Act for protection of patients from harm; the primacy of the consideration of best interests of patients with anorexia nervosa; and the preservation of autonomy in anorexia nervosa, as seen in the ability to make choices, retain control and make decisions about treatment.
It was always more an attitude than a coherent style: some of its broadly common characteristics included spurning neo-Classical standards and practices, embracing ordinary reality, contemporary events and nature in all forms, and employing assertive, emotionally charged brush strokes.
Each of the first five qualifications levels is defined by the learning outcomes as a coherent set of knowledge, skills, attitudes and competences a person has acquired or is able to demonstrate upon completion of the learning process during a certain educational cycle.
The increasing use of research-related words and constructs in governmental policy documents is coherent with the policymakers' positive attitudes vis-à-vis research use [ 24, 25].
A 'sceptical attitude' against knowledge is coherent with the definition of a SEF given above, while a 'dogmatic attitude' is obviously less useful, and a paradigm-critical hard core is supposed to be more coherent than a paradigmatic core.
In his attitude toward the Indians, no coherent pattern emerges.
The Demarcater will object that the Debunker's tolerant attitude leaves us with no coherent distinction between logic and other disciplines.
