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Patients' participation in healthcare decision making is linked to favourable patient outcomes [ 12] and a population-based survey has indicated that 90% to 97% of respondents do not want their physician to make decisions without their input [ 13].
He said: "What investment should we be making in alternative uses of our resources that will benefit future generations?" The Church has denied any suggestion that the claims it is making are linked to the recent fracking debate.
Jumia has found that each personal computer from which online orders are made is linked to many account holders.
The company to which the payment was made is linked to the son of former world athletics chief Lamine Diack, who was a member of the International Olympic Committee when it awarded the Games to Tokyo and is the subject of corruption allegations being looked at by French investigators.
There are also issues with foreign donors and weapons deals tied to her tenure as Secretary of State, but again, any mention of poor decision-making is linked to the GOP's Benghazi hearings.
Jahiel [ 48] and colleagues [ 28] posit a more epidemiologically based model in which corporate profit-making is linked to individual health and social consequences, that has been applied to alcohol.
Tires made by Bridgestone/Firestone have been linked to 203 traffic deathsin the United States.
The ingredients that make nail products useful have been linked to various health problems.
A protective environment for children Meanwhile, UNICEF Representative to Malaysia Gaye Phillips said the progress humanity makes is linked directly to the progress made for children.
Then we need to believe that the daily, personal decisions we make are linked, in a million small ways, to those larger prospects – for they surely are.
Some labor unions, and the state retirement system in Connecticut, are proposing to use pay-for-performance measures, real ones, to make sure pay is linked to performance.
