Surveying this subject, Halm & Gelijns [ 31] say: "it is clear that the critical point here is not medical technology per se, but a combination of economic, professional, and social incentives in the health care system which tend to diminish apprehensions as to the decision-making in medical care".
This version contains the "full workflow as the existing SORMAS in order to allow individual adaptations, to include a broader developer community and diminish apprehensions regarding unilateral economic dependencies" (http://www.sormas.org, last access: 18.07.2017).
While the rise of a commodity-based youth culture provided girls with a financial incentive to babysit, the expectation that, as females, girls are naturally maternal diminished parent-employers' apprehensions about hiring teen-age girls.
JONATHAN MILLS, director and chief executive, Edinburgh International Festival I think there is a sense of apprehension about the inevitably diminished role that places like the United States and Europe might be playing in the world, but that discussion is almost exclusively defined in economic terms.
As insulin injection was found less traumatic than the patients initially anticipated, this apprehension would diminish with time resulting in lesser fear of insulin injection [ 27].
Factors such as pain, apprehension, difficulty in fulfilling personal and family responsibility, financial burdens, and diminished cognition must also be encompassed to fully understand what the illness means to an individual [ 16, 17].
While agreement on decision-making by consensus may well have eased some of the basic apprehensions of the great powers, and thus enhanced prospects for holding the conference, it may well have diminished the possibility of resolving issues of substance in the foreseeable future.
The crowds have diminished.
