Less important reasons of refusal were additional costs, or possible data loss and other data protection problems (Table 4 "additional costs" and "data protection").
The results of GMO monitoring contribute to decisions regarding, e.g. further approval or refusal of the GMO or additional precautions during cultivation.
We also examined impact of additional education of transplant coordinators on refusal rate.
In Fort Worth, Yellow/Checker Cab Co. has an overt monopoly, and if anybody else comes along with a proposal to put, say, 50 more cabs on the street, Yellow/Checker has right of first refusal on the additional licenses.
Table 2 presents additional data about the patients' acceptance or refusal of the different types of bone graft, and the reasons for refusal are presented in Table 3.>> No significant differences in the refusal/acceptance rates of the various types of bone graft were observed according to the sociodemographic variables (i.e., age, education level, and adherence to a religious faith).
A review was performed to identify any contact made with EMS providers and subsequent refusal of care; however, the complexities of area EMS services may have led to additional missed cases of recurrent hypoglycemia.
Additional withdrawals in part 1 occurred because of AEs (three patients), refusal of treatment (three patients) and loss of follow-up (one patient).
Speaking on the floor, however, Reid said that Republicans were holding up the nomination because of the administration's refusal to release additional information about the September attacks on the U.S. diplomatic outpost in Benghazi, Libya.
They jolted Athens by insisting that it find an additional $428 million in savings — to make up for a shortfall created by the refusal of political leaders to slash supplemental pensions — before their next meeting, expected on Wednesday.
For some authors, the notion of treatment refusal should expand to additional practical issues and to cover non-professional staff, such as the case of paramedicals facing the refusal of a patient to be hospitalized [ 9].
