Our study identified that parents tended to delay, rather than refuse vaccination, and that when parents resist vaccination, clinicians often do not directly address their concerns, contributing to the postponement of vaccination.
He added that other factors contributed to a weak concert season, like the postponement of U2's North American stadium tour to allow Bono to recuperate from back surgery.The touring business fared a little better outside North America.
The spread of modern contraception, and especially the pill, has radically changed the nature of the fertility decision-making and contributed to the reduction in the number of children and the postponement of childbearing (Goldin 2006).
This postponement of a robust defence of MMR may have contributed to undermining confidence among health professionals, particularly since health practitioners working at the "coal-face" needed immediate reassurances about MMR safety once the issue was raised in the popular press.
Analysts said that the postponement of state tax holidays from July to August and the federal "cash for clunkers" program might have contributed to the slower sales.
Concern that steroid-induced cytotoxicity obscures histological diagnosis of suspected lymphoma may lead to postponement of a biopsy.
Among the factors often cited as contributing to very low fertility is a postponement of marriage to ever-later ages.
But this was not peacetime, and with the match due to be broadcast on the wireless for the entertainment of soldiers contributing to the war effort overseas, it was decided that a postponement might provide the Nazis with detailed weather conditions in Edinburgh.
The study has demonstrated that logistics and packing postponement strategies can improve the performance of logistics (total inventory and order lead-time) and, at the same time contribute to reducing the environmental impact of CO2 emissions from transportation process.
The postponement of parenting and the emotional and psychological stress, may cause parents not being able to emotionally connect to their infant at time of discharge, and may contribute to greater parenting risk and child vulnerability [ 24, 53, 54].
