It emphasizes clarifying values for outcomes and emphasizes weighing the pros and cons of alternatives in the choice process to arrive at a tentative choice that the patient discusses with the physician.
Brown had been Jed's tentative second choice and a blood-oath No. 1 for his twin brother, Micah.
Amid the violence, aides to the top Shiite and Sunni lawmakers said they had reached a tentative deal on the choice of a defense minister, possibly ending a logjam.
Partners with their first case of sex-induced verbal diarrhoea are often so tentative with their word choice ("Your... uh... your... that is so... wet/big"), the only thing they end up eliciting is laughter.
But a tentative and ambiguous pro-choice trend in public opinion after a long period of pro-life gains does not mean that liberals have won the abortion wars, especially given that the main policy shift of the Obama era has been an uptick in state-level abortion restriction.
His tentative steps toward that choice began when his wife was pregnant and they realized they would have to spend Mr. Zorek's entire after-tax income on a nanny's salary, effectively living on his wife's income as a corporate lawyer.
Being aware of the huge cultural and ideological difference confronted in translating a traditional Eastern religious text into English, the Chinese translators are more cautious and tentative, which influences their linguistic choices and reconstruction of Huineng's image.
The bruised, tentative folk-rock of this choice No Code nugget finds its narrator concerned about a troubled friend, who seems "like he's riding on a motorbike in the strongest winds … like his thoughts are too big for his size".
Or Kay's musings on just about anything, but as a choice example, the "slow, tentative, fragile return of women's lost sense of sexual honour".
A systematic analysis of the sequence of treatment options sought provides insights into patients' patterns of resort and suggests a tentative theory for how laypeople make medical choices.
