Although Phillips, in his initial article, considered that: " Patient nonadherence cannot explain the failure of providers to initiate or advance therapy appropriately", he also admitted that: " Clinical inertia may also reflect patients' lack of enthusiasm for management of asymptomatic problem" [ 10].
This article considers the tensions that arise when participative service provision and programmes are subjected to evaluation scrutiny by managerialist bodies.
This article considers three dynamic patterns that are now meshed with psychological principles of attention and emotion.
If your spouse asks you to do something (reasonable) for them to help them recover (such as read this article), consider the fact that making them ask twice or putting it off will communicate that you don't have remorse and that you don't care about their needs.
This article considers the claim that machine scoring of writing test responses agrees with human readers as much as humans agree with other humans.
This article considers the role that feminism has played in the development of sport history.
This article considers the range of evidence that can be used in systematic reviews of interventions to investigate complexity in terms of potential sources of variation in interventions and their effects, and presents a continuum of purposes for, and approaches to, evidence synthesis.
This article considers some image processing problems that can be benefited by applying the spatially varying weights on the data constraint of above problem, i.e., ∫ ∫ w ( x, y ) ( u ( x, y ) − d ( x, y ) ) 2 + λ | | ∇ u ( x, y ) − g | | 2 dxdy (3).
We shall in this article consider a few of the difficulties that have come to the notice of the writer.
This article considers the type of evidence that an overseer (e.g., a court) should require before allowing a government agent to take some proposed action.
