The most important approach (i.e. both clinically relevant and crucial for clinical governance) would be a focus on what level of participation a patient wants in their care, and whether a good match between desired and experienced level of participation has any impact on either satisfaction or outcome.
This decision is more relevant, more crucial, than ever before in our history.
His lawyers have said there was no violence and that her vaginal abrasions might have been a result of multiple sexual encounters around the same time and that her history is therefore both relevant and crucial.
Considering the Catholic Church's position on abortion, this is a relevant, perhaps crucial, fact about which your readers should have been informed.Every other report on the case of which I am aware was also silent on the point.
Yet as Mr. Tchuruk (pronounced CHOO-rook) promotes his turnaround talents, investors are questioning whether an Alcatel-Lucent combination can salvage the two companies while both are struggling to remain relevant in crucial parts of the communications equipment business -- particularly in areas like fiber optic technology.
In combination with data from previous smoke inhalation studies with A/J mice, the current data suggest that this model for MS inhalation-induced pulmonary tumorigenesis is reliable and relevant, two crucial requirements towards validation of such a model.
Similarly, if our overall goal is to explain the history and practice of science, our best theory of rationality is the one that, along with other theoretical posits, plays a relevant and crucial role in our overall explanation of the history and practice of science.
Here too, the acquisition of forms that are pragmatically, rather than purely semantically, relevant are crucial for the achievement of the social uses of language.
It expressed the view that "[t]he ISA continues to be relevant and crucial as a measure of last resort for the preservation of our national security".
