It therefore must be said that Swedish physicians had much stronger life preserving attitudes than their colleagues in Belgium, Denmark, Netherlands, Switzerland and Australia in a large comparative study on physicians' end-of-life views [ 53].
Although religions do change, they change slowly, and tend to preserve attitudes that have become obsolete and often are positively harmful.
The predominance of female-students in preserving these attitudes at various stages of medical education was also reported in other studies (Wierenga et al. 2003; Heiligers 2012; Dastjerdi et al. 2012).
Indeed, nosocomial pathogen outbreaks often trigger a debate between advocates of strict control measures and those who favor a less resource-intensive attitude, preserving usual clinical activity [ 7].
He also emphasised the importance of a pragmatic, energy-preserving attitude – in many cases it is better to seek shelter and wait for help, than to attempt to walk out of a difficult situation.
Alternatively, they investigate who coordinated the first Earth Day and what personal experiences shaped his attitude about preserving the environment.
While companies like Facebook and Google face constant criticism from privacy advocates for giving information to governments after being handed warrants, Apple's attitude to preserving privacy is shared by the company's highest executives.
The patient is responsible for his/her health and investigation of the patient's attitude toward preserving health is an important part of the communication process.
"He wasn't really a Zen Buddhist himself, but he did believe in it a bit, and he really liked their attitudes toward preserving land," his son said.
There was an attitude in Pakistan that preserving non-Muslim heritage and celebrating it somehow weakened the Pakistani nationalism.
Interviewees should face the same labor market conditions; moreover, given Italy's recent tradition in immigration, they are most likely to preserve their cultural attitudes with respect to labor market participation.
