Specifically, patient education programs should target the concerns surrounding the intensification of therapy.
This may suggest that exercise therapy was perceived as successful because it targeted the concern of staying independent by providing the possibility of regular exercise.
While Tory backing for such large sums was unlikely, "this could change if the NHS continues to miss its headline performance targets and the concern the public are starting to express about the NHS continues to rise", he added.
That argument is especially true in the setting of microarray data analysis, where one is more interested in studying as many relevant genes as possible, and less interested in sacrificing possible targets for the concern of making one mistake [ 6].
But the waivers don't primarily target the funding concerns highlighted in Wednesday's report.
Icai's report, which acknowledges that DfID is working under difficult conditions in Kenya, warns that programmes appear to have focused more on the department's own performance targets than the concerns and priorities of local communities.
This hostile reaction convinced Castro to develop a new Cuban foreign policy identity, which was more independent from the USSR and targeted towards the concerns of African leaders.
We decided to screen mutants of all presumptive LARK targets, because of the concern that a phenotypic screen of only the 79 common genes (observed in both experiments) might miss bona fide target molecules.
If the Euler distance between the target node concerned and the border node is larger than the diameter of the sensor node, the only way to cover the border target nodes is to schedule nodes near the target node.
While these concentrate on the wellbeing of the other or you, the target of concern in solidarity can be us together" (Laitinen & Pessi, 2014: 2014
Identifying potential barriers to growth in collaboration has enabled the partners to target these concerns, including ongoing work to address legal questions surrounding confidentiality and liability.
