In this sense, in the Republican period, the medical profession and the state constituted a "mutually constructed" relationship.
Research suggests that instructors are more open to a collaborative approach, where researchers and users exchange specialized knowledge in a mutually constructed social context.
The profession and the state mutually constructed each other: the state strived to solve national crises and control people with the help of the medical profession, while the profession tried to gain legitimate monopoly of healthcare services with support from the state.
Making such choices to write with accountability and to read with a sense of responsibility would form a compact between author and reader, providing a strong "formula" upon which to base our mutually constructed and shared social state.
Rather, the information gained from their use was mutually constructed in a process of negotiation between data collectors and respondents.
While patient-provider interactions are commonly understood as mutually constructed relationships, the role of patient behaviour, participation in interactions, and characteristics, particularly ideals surrounding notions of 'good' and 'bad' patients, are under-examined.
To obtain a bistable gene network that is linked to metabolic phenotype switching we used the following two mutually inhibitory operons (construct pALL7, Figure 1A).
We therefore hope that researchers at global sites would utilize the peptidome profiling method addressed here and share data to construct mutually beneficial networks and databases which could contribute to the development of future diagnostic technologies worldwide.
In this paper, we construct 15 mutually disjoint Steiner systems S 5,8,24) and thus we construct simple 5- 24,8,λ 5- 24,8,λor λ=10,11,12,13,14 andesign
