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This paper demonstrates that disruptive relationships owing to demands of stakeholders, contractual arrangements and differing philosophical standpoints impeded and delayed processes, while also leading to the formation of alliances, and conversely, friction between other parties.
Educational and skills-based interventions could be applicable to preventing the negative consequences of disruptive relationships [ 22]; however, there is insufficient evidence on the effectiveness of these interventions in working-age populations.
According to Fromm's socio-ecological analysis, biophilia was the result of humans' non-disruptive relationship with the environment, based on the presence of three essential requirements: security, justice and freedom.
New York State has routinely extended the same benefits to people with illnesses like Alzheimer's disease or cancer who receive care at home, which is both less expensive and less disruptive to relationships.
Such monitoring appointments are not conducive to patient-centred discussions and the work needed to establish a partnership where challenges can be made by both partners concerning lifestyle change may be considered too disruptive to relationships for health care professionals to initiate and trust is hard to establish [ 14, 47, 48].
But several of the editors, news directors and producers responsible for directing coverage of the Bush administration said that they found aspects of the White House strategy to be deceptive, excessively secretive and disruptive of the relationship between writer and editor.
"It tends to light a fire under the operator world, who are quite concerned about the thrust of where companies [like Google] may want to go, which they consider highly disruptive to their relationship with their subscribers in the television space," says Tivo's chief executive Tom Rogers.
"We work closely with partners and other organisations such as leading universities, teaching hospitals, the Crick and government, and to move out of London would have been disruptive to these relationships ," he explains.
We conceptualized pain as a proximal factor that would have a direct relationship with disruptive behaviors (e.g., wandering, aggression, and agitation).
Existing studies also highlight topics that doctors consider to be threatening to the relationship or disruptive to schedule and medical agenda.
"The very nature of the Internet also lends itself to overuse and abuse, encouraging us to exhibit behaviors that are counterproductive, isolating and disruptive to our closet relationships ...to ourselves, our families, our employers and the community at large" says Dr. Dave Greenfield of The Center for Internet and Technology Addiction.
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The phrase "disruptive relationship" functions as a noun phrase, where "disruptive" is an adjective modifying the noun "relationship". It describes a specific type of relationship characterized by its capacity to cause disturbance or interruption.
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