This raises some questions around the rhetoric of the importance of remuneration as an important barrier for cancer prevention activities in primary care and the need to balance this with other factors such as practice structure and physician characteristics.
Nevertheless the importance of remuneration as an important barrier for cancer prevention activities in primary care can be questioned as there is a need to balance this with other factors such as practice structure and physician characteristics.
This gives the necessary closure and thus continuously lowers an important barrier for reconciliation.
The human epithelium is the most important barrier for all physical, chemical or biological attacks on the human body.
85% of its rural population does not have access to electricity and there's no doubt that this is an important barrier for socio-economic development.
To study safety of children's glasses in rural China, where fear that glasses harm vision is an important barrier for families and policy makers.
By addressing an important barrier for physician adoption, further validation of the unobserved buprenorphine induction method will hopefully lead to increased availability of effective opioid dependence treatment.
This research found that PWTS is the most important barrier for children's active travelling while adjusting for a wide-range of demographics, socio-economic variables as well as safety and attitude factors in Iran.
The presence of clinically evident compared to biochemical signs of organ failure was associated with increased compliance with a SSC-based resuscitation bundle and admission to the ICU, suggesting that recognition of severe sepsis is an important barrier for successful implementation of quality improvement programs for septic patients.
The high moisture of PSR which is the most important barrier for its direct combustion, emerges as an advantage in thermochemical reactions and highly moisturized PSR (even more than 50%) is utilized directly in SCWG without application of any high cost drying process.
The most important barrier for each participant received a value of 1, the second most important barrier a value of 2 and so forth until the least important barrier received a value of 7. A mean ranking score was calculated for every barrier (denominator used was the number of participants that ranked that specific barrier); the top ranked barrier would therefore have the lowest mean score.
