So we are back in the hands of the GP commissioners, who have too much on their plate already, and who have not shown much inclination in the past to improve their IT knowledge, or initiate IT systems for the benefit of their patients.
More than anything else, the experts said, the county supervisors must cede control to people with the time, inclination and know-how to improve treatment at King/Drew, regardless of political backlash.
I had no acting experience and no inclination toward acquiring it, but I was eager to improve my Chinese, and this seemed like a plausible method.
Our results may be useful to improve targeting and selection of undergraduate students, to stimulate the inclination of students to choose a rural job upon graduation and to reorient school programmes towards the production of socially committed health professionals.
My mother studied my inclination to give love and affection to the needy and challenged me to conceptualize my aim to improve the lives of orphans.
See Zicasso for another attempt to improve the online trip planning process, and InsideTrip for an airline ticket site with the same inclinations.
As practice size increases, the incentive to improve the quality care is weakened, possibly due to the diminishing return from adjusting the group scale or due to an increased inclination to free ride on other members of the bigger group.
There is an element of improvisation, as well as of memory, in his appropriation of fresh material; and judging by the practice of singers studied from the middle of the 19th century onward in Russia, Serbia, Cyprus, and Crete the inclination to adjust, elaborate, and improve comes naturally to all oral poets.
This doesn't mean you can't ever teach kids to be more accepting just that improving people's inclination to be inclusive is incredibly hard.
