This trade-off can be measured and may show up as unfavourable performance on one or more driving performance parameters such as an increased reaction time, deterioration in lane positioning or speed adherence [23].
Community pharmacists are in an ideal position to promote adherence to chronic medications.
As medicines experts in primary care, community pharmacists are in an ideal position to address adherence and persistence issues in people with hypertension.
Inevitably the question how attachment to this stance differed from adherence to a philosophical position became the subject of an extensive discussion in the Academy and among its opponents.
There was no question of declaring his own positions and then demanding adherence to them as a test of loyalty.
"Today's case is the latest effort to ensure all persons protected by Title VII are not placed in the difficult position of choosing between adherence to one's faith and a job".
PCGs are therefore ideally positioned to augment treatment adherence over long periods of time.
To note, most HIV clinics are heavy and health workers may not be in position to accurately assess adherence by counting all pills balances from all patients.
Mr. Bopp argued that the adherence to conservative positions would win the party enough support to regain dominance in American politics.
Mediation and similar procedures rest on the assumption that stakeholders can find a common solution if they do not insist on stubborn adherence to certain positions, but rather try to meet their crucial interests and underlying values (Baughman 1995).
The failure of bifidobacterium, another Gram-positive bacterium, may be related to the failure to release a TLR-2 ligand, adherence properties, differential positioning of the bacterium with respect to the intestinal epithelium and the mucous layer, or differential signalling by its lipoteichoic acid-based outer membrane.
