Not all clinicians are comfortable with simply identification and referral (such as proposed with the "Ask and Act" program by the American Academy of Family Physicians [ 26]; and not all patients will accept referral.
When you get comfortable with the identification process, you'll pick up quickly what to look for, and in what family each tree would probably belong.
Baltimore's mayor Catherine Pugh said the Parish ID program is meant to help Baltimore residents who don't have government-issued identification feel comfortable calling the police if they become victims of a crime.
The very experience of watching a story unfold in the theatre triggers identifications – these new identifications crack open our comfortable, sedimented everyday identities and generate reactions and questions – and when a culture grapples with these questions together, it begins to change.
As self-proclaimed veteran pollsters, we are comfortable with another measure: self-identification by the working class.
Although it does not provide the flexibility of common low-level design tools, it offers a set of comfortable, ready-to-use solutions for plant identification, loop-shaping or LQR/LQG-controller design and controller implementation.
"We feel fairly comfortable" with the consular ID "as a form of identification, and we're becoming more comfortable the more we speak" with the United States government, he said.
Female children acquire their gender identity through identification with their mothers, and so are more comfortable with a blurring of boundaries between self and other.
However, the assessments for adherence using self reports may make patients feel comfortable in telling the truth and may probably facilitate the identification of poor adherence [ 50, 51], and thus, it is a reliable and cost-effective method.
However, the public is more comfortable with their data being used for research if the risk of re-identification is low.
