Other clinical functionalities were in general only adopted by innovators and early adopters in both markets, with inpatient electronic health records and patient-doctor communication being the least commonly adopted clinical functionalities.
A Broome County Family Court judge had ruled that state law allowed only adopted children, not birth parents, to unseal adoption records.
Bob Lambert, who posed as an animal rights campaigner in the 1980s, not only adopted the identity of a dead child.
He has not only adopted the alt-right tag, first coined by white nationalist Richard Spencer, but also their online methods.
He not only adopted the critique of those who are most troubled by the metadata program — he also adopted their central policy recommendation.
Before I met the Greatest Geek I avoided technology and only adopted what my more savvy friends had road-tested and recommended.
And in fairness, the responsibility to protect is a new doctrine; it was only adopted at the U.N. World Summit in 2005.
They then only adopted the preferred lifestyle if it were demonstrated either by parents or other role models in their social environment otherwise they adopted the opposite.
The sideswipe at its rival bit.ly has a whiff of sour grapes – after all, it was only adopted as Twitter's default partner in May after a long-term flirtation with granddaddy tinyurl.com (bit.ly is also used by Technology Guardian).
Slovakia, which only adopted the single currency last year, is much poorer than Greece, with a per capita GDP of $21,000 to Greece's $32,000 at purchasing power parity.
De Coubertin liked Brookes's idea so much that he not only adopted it but later claimed it as his own when he formed the Congress for the Revival of the Olympic Games in Paris in 1894.
