The American public may also consider the value of reliable infrastructure and safe water to their families, their neighbors, and the environmental and economic health of their communities.
Spending a few wistful evenings with displaced executives who knew the value of reliable telephones and a full-service drugstore, he felt, if not at home, at least in the company of soul mates.
Deregulation of electric power industry has motivated electricity customers to pay more attention in evaluating both the direct cost of electric service and the monetary value of reliable electric service.
For example, it is surely open to the reliabilist to argue that the greater instrumental value of reliable true belief over mere true belief does not need to be understood purely in terms of instrumental value relative to the good of true belief.
As a nurse who has cared for women and infants and now leads an organization dedicated to promoting their health, I know first-hand the value of reliable, accessible birth control.
Their unexpected identification by this empirical approach highlights the value of reliable, scalable experimental methods to look for novel RBPs.
The research community needs to address serious flaws in the design, conduct, and reporting of prognosis studies and to recognise the clinical value of reliable prognostic evidence.
Despite the recognised value of reliable and valid outcome measures and the increasing importance of identifying effective SMIs in stroke, we know of no review that has systematically evaluated international research for the quality of outcome measures used in stroke self-management.
Over 40%% of decedents were admitted to two or more different hospitals, which, together with a previous USA study that reported a median of three healthcare transitions in the last 3 months of life [ 24], highlights the potential value of reliable information flow between hospitals for individual patients.
