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Although male infertility is as common as female infertility, we live in a world where there are more practitioners and technologies focused on treating women than assessing and treating men.
As more practitioners and researchers collect visual data for creating IIMs to improve construction performance monitoring and management, there will be an abundance of visual data that are valuable to cognitive computing research for automating construction management processes.
Among these, 23.5% had consulted one or more practitioners and 24% had used at least one CAM product.
55 56 We, therefore, see an opportunity for more practitioners and academics to work together to produce methodologically robust case studies of local innovation.
Innovation in patient intake in primary care have faced logistical problems in scheduling intakes that involve two or more practitioners, and achieving financial sustainability [ 22].
Unfortunately, from a practical perspective, the ITS requires greater set-up and calibration time and more practitioner input and are not as portable as MDL, making it slightly less attractive as a monitoring tool in an elite, applied environment.
As more information becomes available, and more practitioners become involved in cancer recovery and fitness programs, it is hoped that more survivors will be alerted to these types of programs through their oncologists and cancer support staff.
However valid these objections may be, more and more practitioners have felt that the challenges are tractable and have found SSA designs an attractive option.
The provision of sufficient resources, e.g. for more practitioner time and good interpreting services, is a challenge for commissioners and funding agencies, and is likely to be influenced by political priorities.
Eight more practitioners were recruited between 2006 and 2010, and four practitioners ceased their involvement in the study during this period due to personal reasons.
Non-UK qualified doctors were older and included more general practitioners, and disproportionately more of the complaints about them came from public bodies than from other sources.
