There may still be continuing conformity to the traditional patient role and deference to professional authority that limits discussions about treatment [ 12, 13].
This is not surprising, since many Japanese companies continue to reward conformity and seniority over cleverness and talent.
If American leaders remain blind to this new reality and continue to expect conformity to Western values, they will not only misunderstand emerging powers, but also alienate the many countries tired of being herded toward Western standards of governance.
Unfortunately, the quantification of hypoglycemic risk in clinical trials continues to lack conformity, making it difficult to compare rates of hypoglycemia between studies.
The same pattern of conformity, whether pretended or sincere, continued through Calvert's early life.
The university assessment continued to be on the traditional discipline-based design not in conformity with the innovative curricula proposed by COME.
Ōe continued to investigate the problems of characters who feel alienated from establishment conformity and the materialism of postwar Japan's consumer-oriented society.
Washington's obsession with marriage, which has continued under Obama in more subdued form, not only wastes money promoting conformity, but papers over structural deprivation, of which family instability is typically a symptom rather than a cause.
Pakistan's military-led government also said it would "continue to act in conformity with its support of the state of Afghanistan," an expression of backing for Afghanistan's militant Islamic Taliban government that suggested how torn Pakistan is between the United States' demands and the sympathies of many of its people.
"Being an Ikea worker," she continued with animation, "I can tell you we're a culture that's asked to challenge conformity, to speak outside the box".
