For instance, by saying "Do you prefer a specific hospital?" In the little or no input group, the GP asked for the patient's preference in only 13% of the consultations.
According to one participant: "When you are not sure about a diagnosis, as is often the case with fibromyalgia, you need to go step by step, share your reasons with your patients, and make sure that they are convinced about your reasons, for instance by asking them 'Do you agree on doing this medical examination tomorrow to make sure that the problem is what I think it is?'" (D4).
"When you are not sure about a diagnosis, as is often the case with fibromyalgia, you need to go step by step, share your reasons with your patients, and make sure that they are convinced about your reasons, for instance by asking them 'Do you agree on doing this medical examination tomorrow to make sure that the problem is what I think it is?'" (D4).
Meanwhile, those harmed by the actions of the foreign firms, for instance by what they do to the environment, do not have comparable protections of appealing to an international tribunal and receiving compensation.
For instance by saying: "Who did you think of?".
For instance, by making observations and doing some maths, I could come up with laws of motion – and they'd turn out to be the same as Newton's.
Much like the Tea Partiers, the primary for the Evangelical Republican voters will be more dangerous for all other Republicans in the race, because these two groups will be the ones trying to outdo each other by staking out the most extreme and unforgiving political stances possible (on gay marriage, for instance) -- and, by doing so, force the rest of the field further right.
For instance, by asking "'which coffin do you prefer, this one or that one?,' I guide [consumers] to making a decision.
See reply to reviewers 1 and 2; briefly, alignments of homologs detected by HHpred are often much more divergent than traditional alignments of homologs detected, for instance, by psi-blast, which does not rely on secondary structure.
They do so, for instance, by granting less time to answer questions, giving more negative feedback, paying less attention to proposals, providing less assistance in failure situations, or even rewarding inappropriate behaviour (Bohlmann and Weinstein 2013; Eccles and Roeser 2012).
