Has succeeded in promoting, perhaps unintentionally, aviation meet.
From this perspective, patient neglect is behavioural (intentionally or unintentionally failing to meet the needs of a caregiver).
Substandard drugs are ones that unintentionally do not meet the necessary quality standards, perhaps because of impure ingredients or manufacturing problems.
The Mexican government, lowering tariffs to meet GATT standards, unintentionally threw the iguanas out of work.
Parents who form this style of attachment may regularly (though unintentionally) look to their kids to meet their needs instead of vice versa.
The frustrations of these participants caused me to think about how this may be a similar reality for individuals with other "invisible" illnesses, namely mental health illnesses among others, and how their disease experience can be unintentionally invalidated because their symptoms don't meet the physical criteria individuals and structures in society evaluate them with.
This analysis showed that: If the end point is too conservative (unintentionally losing its clinical relevance), an efficacious drug fails to meet a regulatory end point and would not be available to patients with unmet medical needs.
If the end point is too conservative (unintentionally losing its clinical relevance), an efficacious drug fails to meet a regulatory end point and would not be available to patients with unmet medical needs.
But my great concern is that in the eagerness to reform the system, we will unintentionally end up with a worse system -- one in which retail politics, where candidates meet voters face to face, will gradually disappear and money will become even more dominant.
President Obama's top adviser on energy policy, Carol Browner, unintentionally underscored the monumental futility of the response in a comment she made on NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday.
