S is a parameter we can choose the higher S, the more responsive the recommendations become to a user's preferences.
Patients hate to accept edicts from health plans about what is and isn't covered, but they're much more responsive to recommendations from their own physicians.
In a context of low literacy, and where there is a value for community self identification and where communities are responsive to recommendations of religious and traditional leaders, it is critical that any intervention in a community meets the needs of local stakeholders and wins their support.
As set out in Slack [ 39], empirical research can inform a critical reflection on ethical norms [ 34] by, for example, shedding light on ethical problems that require attention [ 40] or by providing the details that inform more responsive ethical recommendations [ 41].
Sections of the church were sympathetic to claims for greater social justice and responsive to the recommendations of the Second Vatican Council.
Rarely are recommendations responsive to emergent cultural or social factors, which are usually omitted from CPGs, thus severely limiting their portability [ 13].
This study has provided new evidence on whether breast, colorectal and prostate cancer screening rates are responsive to guideline recommendations with respect to the age of screening initiation.
In endocrine-responsive disease, treatment recommendations that exclude CHT (even despite nodal involvement) are more common in Austria than in other European institutions.
Given that physicians report adhering to cancer screening guidelines [ 13, 27] and state health insurance mandates based on the ACS and USPSTF guidelines reduce the price of screening tests [ 28], a key yet unexplored question in this literature then becomes whether screening test behavior is responsive to guideline age recommendations.
Mr. Lord said that the Transportation Security Agency had generally been responsive to his office's recommendations, and he and Mr. Lott credited the agency's recent efforts to move away from a one-size-fits-all approach through the trusted traveler program that is now being developed to offer vetted travelers less scrutiny.
Still, an assessment of the responsive of NIH to prior recommendation was central to our study and power would not be expected to dramatically impact our findings.
