The formation of a trusting relationship between physicians and patients is thus the foundation upon which truly beneficent health care can be built, and thus it raises cause for concern if a patient's decision to participate in medical tourism threatens its development or continuance.
If the centre were better at raising revenues, there would be little cause for concern.
The 2013 Oxford examiners report for English literature and language states: "Gender statistics were monitored and raised some cause for concern.
Despite allowing reasonable discrimination, the FCC says that "pay for priority" would "raise significant cause for concern".
In both studies, however, the ranges exceeded commonly used thresholds for identifying those at greatest potential risk of traffic-related exposures, raising due cause for concern.
Even though it's shown up on my mammograms for 35 years and never been cause for concern, it raised concern this time around because it "looked different".
A temperature above 39.2 Celsius is slightly raised but may not be a cause for concern.
When HIV seroconversion is higher in the experimental group, this is a cause for concern and raises questions about risk to participants and their partners, product safety, informed consent, return of results to research communities, as well as care of HIV seroconvertors.
The way Daniel Adjei flapped at a couple of crosses, however, raised one cause of concern for Rajevac, who was hoping the Liberty Professionals goalkeeper would mark his third cap by proving more worthy of a starting place next week than Richard Kingson, the Wigan keeper who has not played a single minute's league football this season.
