If a doctor is underpaid, has limited options for career growth and is forced to work excessively, then not only quality of medical care and ability to act in the best interests of patients is adversely affected, it may also lead to brain drain.
The author argues that if a doctor is underpaid, has no options of career growth and is forced to work excessively, then not only do the quality of medical care and the ability to act in the best interests of patients get adversely affected, it can also lead to brain drain.
An excessively high CF not only increases the risk of serious complications such as cardiac perforation, steam pop, and thrombus formation, it can lead to inaccurate data acquisition and cardiac chamber geometry distortion.
Despite some of the strictest gun control laws in the country, crime in San Francisco is not only excessively high, but it's been rising.
For example, well-intentioned but poorly conceived labor regulations are excessively complex and rigid; they not only impair a business' capacity to compete but also end up discriminating against the most vulnerable participants in the labor market.
The sketch on this page indicates that Mr. Handler is not only Lemony, but excessively snickety.
The administration, which makes no effort to disguise its disdain for government insurance programs, imposed new, excessively stringent requirements last month that not only guaranteed New York's denial but will make it nearly impossible for any state to expand coverage.
Not only was the sound excessively loud and boring, it also spoke of former ways of creating expression through tones and rhythms, ways irrelevant to most of the achievements and intimations in the biennial.
The Democrats' argument was simple: Excessively large companies, with the power to squeeze not only consumers but workers and small businesses, are an engine of inequality.
We speculate that beta-blockers not only decreased heart rate but also excessively restricted left ventricular contraction and markedly decreased cardiac output.
