Armed forces must be firmly under a civilian thumb and properly accountable, as well as able to adjust to NATO's standards and ways of command.
It is helpful as well to be able to adjust to new situations quickly and figure out how you can succeed.
One way to accomplish this is by educating and training people to get involved, be well-informed and able to adjust their behavior to maintain a good health.
Nowadays, patients are expected to be involved in their health care, well-informed and able to adjust their behavior to maintain a good health.
Both these trends ask for active patients; patients who are involved in their own health care, well-informed and able to adjust their behavior to realize or maintain a good health.
Canada and Australia have both tweaked their "merit-based" systems over time, since sometimes people who have desirable qualifications on paper aren't actually what's needed in the labor market or aren't able to adjust well to the country, Jacoby said.
The discrepancy between the evolution of the skewness and of the percentage of employees with a recorded negative wage change in very large firms again may be due to the fact that large firms pay wages on average well above the minimum and were able to adjust wages more homogeneously.
Because their analysis was performed using the U.K. General Practice Research Database, which contains clinical as well as claims data, they were able to adjust for data, such as incidence of obesity, that are probably underreported using claims data.
Presumably, those widowed individuals that are able to adjust relatively well over time and do not need a specific intervention to regain pre-bereavement levels of functioning, do not make frequent use of the health care services related to their bereavement as well.
Most outreaching preventive interventions for all widowed individuals are not very beneficial [ 9], probably because most of the widowed are able to adjust relatively well over time and do not need a specific intervention to regain pre-bereavement levels of functioning.
Moreover, because we obtained a wide range of information on the health and well-being of the participants, we were able to adjust for several important confounders.
