Never can a grand London hotel dining room have offered a menu of such perplexing unfamiliarity.
There is a survival advantage in the capacity to sense possibly dangerous conditions such as unfamiliarity, being alone, or rapid approach.
Doctor-related factors, such as unfamiliarity with these patients, as well as patient-related factors, such as cognitive disturbance and negative symptoms, contribute to suboptimal health care for these patients.
Majounie et al. postulate that these cases are actually cryptically related familial ones, occurring for various reasons such as unfamiliarity with the pedigree, previous generations dying at a young age before onset of neurological symptoms and incomplete penetrance of the mutation.
Studies have shown that medical information is generally not easily understood by patients due to such things as unfamiliarity with medical technical terminology [ 18, 19].
It was found that patients will not accept care provided by pharmacists for many reasons such as their unfamiliarity with the pharmacists' expertise, their concern about the value of this service, and their belief that pharmacists are invading on their physician's territory [ 39].
But the contextualist may reply that any unpleasantness or feeling of unfamiliarity attending such claims derives from our failing to be fully aware of the context-sensitivity of the expressions in question.
In countries where physician practice in nursing homes is often organized differently, such as in the United States, unfamiliarity with nursing homes residents is common [ 20, 23].
Coyotes are large and unfamiliar animals, and such reports are likely to be distorted by that unfamiliarity and the fear engendered by the interaction.
His mocking sarcasm — and apparent unfamiliarity with how common such practices are in international trade — wiped at least $6 billion off the value of Mechel securities.
