Physicians may distrust the evidence, question its relevance to individual patients, question its interpretation or feel that there is insufficient evidence[ 4, 25, 31].
Conservatives may distrust the idea of making a grand fiscal bargain with President Obama.
Governments may distrust the report and question its findings, but they dread a negative assessment.
The new Republicans may distrust government, but this will be a Republican class with enormous legislative experience.
Or a woman may distrust contraceptives or fear her husband's reaction if she is caught using them.
If you join and stay silent, others may distrust you.
Component 2 may reflect "distrust of physicians" because the frequencies of "distrust physicians" and "considering lawsuits" were high (see Figure 1).
c. distrust physicians employed by the prison.
(A) can be defined as the following balanced state: as physicians read more cases, they increase their awareness of patients' eagerness to heal and distrust of physicians, and increase their eagerness to study and aim at reliable medical treatment to eliminate this distrust.
Some may truly distrust how bureaucracies or businesses will use information.
