All groups concurred in their general response to 12 of the 27 scenarios (44.4%) presented on the cards.
Feminist philosophers in general concur that in oppressive societies, oppressed people are stereotyped as untrustworthy, making it difficult in many contexts for these people to be trustworthy (because they are rarely trusted) or to be acknowledged as trustworthy (see e.g. Friedman 2004, 228; Webb 1992, 390, Daukas 2006).
Our findings concur with other reports in general ICU populations [ 24, 25] and in critically ill oncological patients [ 8] showing that treatment complexity rather than disease severity is the most important determinant of ICU resource use.
In general, studies concur that if T is used according to international guidelines and plasma levels do not reach supraphysiologic levels, serious adverse effects are rare.
In general, Schutz concurred with Bergson on such notions such as attention to life, planes of consciousness, the body as the intersection of outer and inner temporality, music as the model of duration, and multiple types of ordering, but rejected his bio-evolutionary theory, vitalism, and the idea of a supra-personal elán.
In general, these studies concur with our finding that the proportion of variance due to doctors is greater than that due to practices in the case of doctor specific measures and is less in the case of non-doctor specific measures.
In general, our findings concur with previous studies which found that altered water availability is a key driver of plant performance (Gulati and Ravindranath 1996; Dou et al. 2007) and significantly impacts both growth and secondary metabolite concentrations of tea plants (Gulati and Ravindranath 1996; Yao et al. 2005; Schepp 2009; Honow et al. 2010; CIAT 2011).
In general, preceptor/student pairs concur about the learning aspects of the APPE: the correlation between the pairs for combined feature of the overall learning model was 0.472.
In general, the model concurred with travel times derived from contaminant breakthrough curves at individual sensor locations throughout the 2D tank.
In fact, a growing body of evidence suggests that the capacity to experience oneself as the agent of one's own actions (agency) might concur, along with the sense of body-ownership, with self-identification in general [3].
