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2016
These case studies illustrate infections encountered in hospitals among patients with compromised immune systems. As a result of immunocompromise, the patients are vulnerable to common and uncommon infections. These cases are carefully chosen to reflect the most frequently encountered infections in the patient population, with an emphasis on ...
Ignacio A. Echenique, Michael G. Ison
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These case studies illustrate infections encountered in hospitals among patients with compromised immune systems. As a result of immunocompromise, the patients are vulnerable to common and uncommon infections. These cases are carefully chosen to reflect the most frequently encountered infections in the patient population, with an emphasis on ...
Ignacio A. Echenique, Michael G. Ison
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BMJ, 2004
EDITOR—I agree that, in general, you should not opt out of a job after accepting it.1 However, in some circumstances it may be unavoidable. Because of the difficult job situation, after passing the Professional and …
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EDITOR—I agree that, in general, you should not opt out of a job after accepting it.1 However, in some circumstances it may be unavoidable. Because of the difficult job situation, after passing the Professional and …
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Relation of Self-Acceptance and Acceptance of others
Psychological Reports, 2001A significant positive correlation of .33 was found for ratings on the Self-acceptance Scale and on the Acceptance of Others Scale for 13 undergraduate men and 45 women.
M W, Durm, P E, Glaze
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The acceptability of Steiner's acceptable compromises
American Journal of Orthodontics, 1973S teiner’s oephalometric analysidM4 has as one of its components a diagnostic tool whereby a treatment goal for an individual patient can be determined. The first step in arriving at this goal is a twofold value judgment which has to be made by the orthodontist.
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2005
“Accepting—but not accepted; that was the story of his life, the one thread that ran through it all. In Germany he had been dark—his darkness had marked him the Jew, der Jude. In India he was fair—and that marked him the firanghi [foreigner]. In both lands, the unacceptable” (20).
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“Accepting—but not accepted; that was the story of his life, the one thread that ran through it all. In Germany he had been dark—his darkness had marked him the Jew, der Jude. In India he was fair—and that marked him the firanghi [foreigner]. In both lands, the unacceptable” (20).
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The Definition of Acceptance and Acceptability
2018Despite the recognised importance of the concept of acceptance, how and why new technologies are actually accepted by drivers is not well understood. While many studies claim to have measured acceptance, few have defined what it is. The chapter points out the importance of defining acceptance and categorizes the definitions that have been used ...
Emeli Adell +2 more
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“Being Accepted” and “Being Accepted”?
Social Work with Groups, 2016I am by official nationality Australian but born of Chinese heritage. Most of the time I call myself “later generation Australian-born Chinese,” though this is changing.
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1971
Much has been made of the need to put the product of medical research into the bag of the practitioner. The exercise of his profession, it is widely maintained, should be constantly molded by the new information that is being delivered in such relentless abundance.
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Much has been made of the need to put the product of medical research into the bag of the practitioner. The exercise of his profession, it is widely maintained, should be constantly molded by the new information that is being delivered in such relentless abundance.
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On the acceptability of biopharmaceuticals
Science and Engineering Ethics, 1996The issues relating to the licensing of a biopharmaceutical are described. In particular attention is focused on the mind of the regulator who has the responsibility of recommending licensure. There are two key factors which operate on the mind when confronted with such a task: psychology and ethics.
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