Even assuming you like the idea of entrusting health promotion campaigns to your health insurance company, is the MLR a remotely suitable mechanism for encouraging them to engage in these campaigns?
The latter are generally considered to be a suitable method for encouraging open discussion of views to yield in-depth information [ 16].
Amazon's blog post includes some guidance for the kind of imagery it deems suitable for Billboards — encouraging developers to create simple, bold, eye-catching imagery.
Reflexology by nature of working on the feet is perfect for encouraging a reversal of energy flow, and is suitable for sedentary people.
The message clearly wasn't getting through, though, because in 2010 the Vegetarian Society launched its Say Cheese campaign to help make restaurateurs aware of their error when shaving heaps of the hard stuff over food which they then credit as suitable for vegetarians: diners were encouraged by the charity to leave cards in offending restaurants explaining the mistake.
Yet hefty sales—at over 1m copies per book, he is India's best-selling novelist in English also reflect a wide base of fans: nurses deem his tales suitable for their wards, teachers encourage tribal students to better their language by reading them, India's armies of drivers are said to have Mr Bhagat's novels tucked under their seats.
In conclusion, given that clinical scanners found in the majority of larger hospitals are fully suitable for these purposes, we encourage biologists to take advantage of these imaging techniques in creation of three-dimensional graphical representations of internal structures.
Given that clinical scanners found in the majority of larger hospitals are fully suitable for these purposes, we encourage biologists to take advantage of these imaging techniques in creation of three-dimensional graphical representations of internal structures.
The two keys for tissue joining are providing a suitable protein scaffold and encouraging cell growth.
Baroness Warnock protested that the new syllabus encouraged debate and "is thus more suitable for the pub than the classroom".
