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This may be better than last year, but the figures still reflect that 29 percent of hospital workers refused seasonal flu vaccines and 50 percent refused H1N1 vaccines because they "don't need it" or "may experience side effects".

"The feeling is that Greece has been a terrible drag on the whole system, and if Greece leaves and we can set up a firewall that will guard against contagion, in the end this may be better for the euro zone," he said.

This may be better facilitated with the validation of less invasive IAP measurement alternatives such as the measurement of wall tension [60] or via gastric tonometry [61].

This may be better than their Western neighbors the euro zone's economy most recently contacted by 0.2%, quarter on quarter but is still a sign that the east is not invulnerable to the problems plaguing Western economies, which have been hit by a storm of financial market losses, and soaring food and fuel bills.

This may be better for some people, but for other it may be worse because it takes away the surprise element.

This team may be better and has home-field advantage.

The Jets, with Andrew Nabbout making an encouraging debut, did enough against the champs to suggest that this season may be better than last.

Today this book may be better remembered for the fart jokes with which Bush and Rove amuse themselves, or for the disclosure that the White House chief of staff, Andrew Card, and the first lady, Laura Bush, wanted the president to dump Rumsfeld.

We suggest that this mechanism may be better suited to ensure the prioritisation of inputs associated with reward.

As illustrated in Figure 3, the solution obtained by this algorithm may be better than the other solution obtained by the previous OMP algorithm.