Just as Canadian family physicians are uncertain as to what role they should take in patient decision-making, medical tourism facilitators and other providers lack norms for their roles [ 8].
It should, however, mark the end of a financial system outside public control, lacking in norms, and with a weak and ill-balanced international architecture that has not stood the test of time.
They say it lacks accurate norms to serve as benchmarks for comparing healthy and sick patients.
All these efforts need to go one step further and consider possible inventions to help students who come from backgrounds where attitudes may lack the norms of tolerance expected at universities.
This federal structure means that India lacks national norms for drug quality, and that most of the quality policing is done at state level without uniformity of action.
Two potential explanations for this puzzling behavior are that chimpanzees lack ownership norms, and thus have limited opportunity to benefit from the gains of trade, and that chimpanzees' risk of defection is sufficiently high that large gains must be imminent to justify the risk.
Use of cancer specific scales would be helpful [ 17], though currently lack UK norms.
In other countries where parental leave is still short or lacking, and/or gender norms are more traditional, the reallocation of leave to fathers might have even larger unintended and negative effects that may outweigh the hoped for effect on gender roles.
Criticism, not of particular individuals, but of questionable cultural norms, is lacking in Nigeria.
Israeli society adheres to norms, currently lacking in the Arab world, whereby orthodox religious minorities cannot capture the democratic process and strip another population of their basic rights of expression.
