56 Patient complaints are commonly settled through payment of financial compensation to consumers, and it appears that the expectation that consumers are predisposed to complain can exacerbate defensive practice.
The decision is commonly not settle on a formal quantitative model, but in personal experience and historical background of the institution.
Brachiopod larvae are commonly documented settling on conspecifics, frequently on the anterior edge of the maternal shell, leading to the formation of dense 'grape-like' clumps of brachiopod individuals [ 45, 57, 108, 113, 117].
Maybe that has shifted: as these stories become more commonly told, they settle into defined grooves.
And obviously, we can't travel back in time and use observation (another commonly shared method) to settle who is right and who isn't about the distant past.
This is consistent with the commonly preferred opinion to settle the matter in the departmental level rather than taking it farther into higher levels.
Improvising survival tactics as he went along, he contended with searing heat, scarce water, tribal warfare, marauding lions, shattered axles, dodgy guides, and native helpers whose conflicting dietary superstitions made it impossible to settle on a commonly agreeable meal from the caravan's mobile larder of sheep and oxen.
Some defamation law firms have seized on conditional fees and now, commonly, when a newspaper loses or has to settle a libel action, it is faced with paying a 100% mark-up on the winner's costs.
Wyeth shares rose 5.72% on Tuesday after the company said it is attempting to settle lawsuits related to the diet drug commonly referred to as fen-phen.
The line that T z, an Argentine, and his Iranian-born adviser most commonly give to the media is that his wife and children cannot settle in Manchester, and he is a family man who needs to be with them.
