Decentralization has occurred throughout BC through devolution of control to the regional health authorities [ 66, 67], though, we argue, this has not led to greater accessibility for many types of services including palliative care.
On the neighborhood scale, such a participatory project may prove a valuable aid in implementing the approach, though we argue that it chiefly functioned thanks to the quality of the environment and the type of end user involved.
Even though we argue that the Sgcg−/− D2 mouse is a better model of human muscular dystrophy we must remember that it is still a model.
Though we argued against it, the BBC abided by the Northern Ireland broadcasting ban in the 1980s, and, if the BNP were proscribed, the BBC would abide by that decision too, and the BNP would not appear on Question Time.
We argue, though, that the Beavis effect, rather than the true Mendelian nature of the mapped factors, is a likely reason for such conclusions, meaning that when the power of QTL mapping is low, the effects of detected QTLs are strongly overestimated [ 49].
Though, we can not argue that the therapists were providing inadequate care by not using low level laser, TENS or acupuncture.
Though as we argued earlier, the investigation of test takers' attitude should constitute an important component in construct validation (e.g., Alderson, et al., [1995]; Messick, [1989]), no systematic study has ever been reported as to how test takers view this fully automated English speaking test.
All these appointments are correct, though we could argue a little about Murray.
There are more factual programmes on TV than 10 years ago, though we might argue about how many of them are genuine documentaries.
And even though we can argue that academic writing is not the same as tweeting, the rules of engagement are similar: we value clear, well-argued writing in each case.
He adds: [Haneke] "likes to expose the bad consciences of us all, and though we could argue about his motives, you have to admit that he is a film‑maker of great power and skill".
