Sentence examples for convenience fear from inspiring English sources

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Correlations between the OPSAT-Q scale scores and the three global items (in the Demographic/Clinical Questionnaire) focusing on overall convenience, fear of performing activities, and side effects, as well as the three OPTQoL subscales, were evaluated at baseline.

Commonly, lack of knowledge, unavailability of resources, high costs, nursing convenience, fear of adverse events or patient discomfort, and (most importantly) disagreement on the strength of the supporting evidence [ 6] in conjunction with external barriers can affect a physician's ability to execute recommendations [ 7].

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Heart disease, stroke, diabetes and cancer rates are rising, fuelled by unhealthy lifestyles; fast food restaurants proliferate in our cities; convenience or fear of busy roads stops us cycling or walking; and there is little green space for active leisure or children's play.

As companies continue to accept non-traditional credentials, students will be able to avoid debt and study at their own convenience, without fear of unemployment.

Table 5 reports the correlations between each of the three global items (overall convenience, overall fear, and overall side effects) and the three OPTQoL subscales with the OPSAT-Q scale and CSS (substantial correlations ≥ 0.4).

However, it is irrational and poor-spirited not to seek conveniences for fear of losing them, for upon the same account we should not allow ourselves to like wealth, glory, or wisdom, since we may fear to be deprived of all these; nay, even virtue itself, than which there is no greater nor more desirable possession, is often suspended by sickness or drugs.

The result is that these highly-toxic synthetic cannabinoids are readily available to drug seekers and can be obtained in many convenience stores without fear of prosecution.

However usefulness encompasses many other parameters besides reliability and validity, some quite qualitative, such as convenience, perceived or feared pain, compliance or preference, and others more quantitative such as cost or timely retrieval of results.

He took the train home from Union Station rather than fly for the sake of convenience, not out of fear.

A levy... would, if introduced sensitively, hold no fears for convenience stores.

R. S. Properties For Rolen Sabet, finding a new office for his R. S. Property Company was not so much a matter of fear, cost or convenience as of principle.

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