Comparative studies of populations, such as those of the US and some Nordic countries, which already include higher proportions of older people with disrupted marital histories (because of the earlier adoption of more fluid and disrupted partnership arrangements), would also be useful.
Even in places where inheritance law was more rigid, heirs were generally limited to the nuclear family, keeping down the number of claimants and, therefore, the potential for disrupting partnerships.
You fear – in a way – to do wrong to the patient… (I05F02, TERM-training) Relational continuity is disrupted in partnership practices where patients consult more than one doctor, when doctors in training see the patient or when patients choose to be enlisted in another practice.
"Imposing over-zealous regulations could disrupt productive partnerships to the detriment of science and the public," the letter warns.
The startup says that more established travel sites don't offer this information because they often have relationships with the airlines, and they aren't willing to disrupt those partnerships.
In the third wave, the sectors that are going to get disrupted are where partnerships with incumbent organizations like hospitals and universities are important to get significant market adoption.
Does Pearson dare disrupt the partnership between the duo?
The series of security lapses that have swamped the Los Alamos National Laboratory over the past year have disrupted that bedrock partnership and put the government on an uncertain new course of breaking free, at least partly, from the University of California system.
The film more or less treads softly on the disrupted friend and partnership between Geffen and Steve Ross, but as we know, in the end the young executive Geffen overcame the free-wheeling Ross.
It could also make Instacart more strategically appealing as a delivery partner to more grocers if the Whole Foods partnership is disrupted.
