This achievement demonstrates how asymmetries in doctor-patient communication are a joint accomplishment of both doctors and patients, and are incarnate in the details of everyday clinical interactions.
"The accomplishments of the joint efforts of national authorities, NGOs specializing in criminal law reform and UNICEF are a good example to follow.
Among his most noted accomplishments was the seismic joint for the BART, use of curved girders on the Albany interstate, and his work on the LIE.
Impairment scales measure specific motor aspects that are not related to task accomplishments (spasticity, strength, and isolated joint motion), whereas functional scales measure the level of task success (jar opening, key turning) [ 51].
In addition, valorizing the accomplishments of one individual perpetuates the neglect of joint and communal creativity in favor of a kind of masculine heroism.
Another widespread set of tall tales is embellishment of experience and accomplishments, says Jenny Sullivan, a spokeswoman for Chicago-based CareerBuilder.com, a joint venture between The Tribune Co., Gannett and Knight Ridder.
Mr. Lieberman's main role in their joint appearances has been to introduce the vice president with boasts about his accomplishments.
Their first-place finish is less their accomplishment on our behalf than their willingness to carry our colors in a joint venture.
"Hillary doesn't play," Obama said, after ticking off the Democratic nominee's professional accomplishments, a line that drew wild cheers from the 11,000 who came to see the joint appearance at Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum.
Aquino's address, made before a joint session of Congress, started out somber, and naturally included a recital of his Administration's many accomplishments.
