The implication is that the skipper bats with more care for his side or the situation.
They found that patients in higher-spending regions received sixty per cent more care than elsewhere.
Speaking ahead of the launch, Scotland's Transport Minister Lewis Macdonald urged drivers to exercise more care.
They will foot part of that bill and more care does not equal better medicine.
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Little children will need a bit more care and feeding on any vacation, however.
This makes it likely that more care will be provided by co-operatives and deputising services in future.
Doctors said wearers should be made aware of the condition and take more care to disinfect their lenses.
Wiltshire Council, which works with the NHS and police, said front-line workers and its partners were taking more care.
Philippa Tuckman, a military injury specialist lawyer, said more care would need to be taken of the part-time soldiers.
Technology will increasingly support more care, especially for people with long term conditions.
However, increasing the fees CHIP pays to doctors does result in more care.
If they respond to their new incentives, they will all try to get more care than they were getting before.
The researchers concluded that those covered by Medicaid sought more care, had lower out-of-pocket expenses and medical debt, and felt better.
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The number of children taken into care in Wiltshire has risen as a result of "more care" being taken by experts.
They also include transferring services to "centres of excellence" and more care being moved out of hospitals and into the community.
We will quickly evolve into a two-tiered health-care system, with those who can afford it getting more care and better care.
That extends to 3-D, too: The film was converted in post-production, but with more care than usual, and some degree of forethought.
After receiving the letter, I polished his trumpet with even more care.
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Of late, however, he has been signalling his euro-scepticism with more care.
Groceries are one thing but in retirement, health care costs are a more major concern since we need more care for several reasons.
But when the cost and risk become too high, more effort needs to be focused on safety, and more care in analyzing the risk.
Mr Evans' son Aled has lived with MS for thirteen years and finds it upsetting that he receives so much more care than his father.
Less cramped conditions also mean less disease, and processing only a few animals at a time allows for more care and less contamination of meats.
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The fact that Medicare gives essentially free health care to everyone over the age of 65 incentivizes people to consume more care than they need.
Studies show that shifting responsibility for financing onto the private sector does tend to favor the middle class and wealthy who can afford more care.
So many patients will stay in hospital longer than they need while we assess, review, and try to find more care to support them again.
Australia's Agriculture Minister Joe Ludwig said the ban would remain in place until the government received assurances that animals would be treated with more care.
He said all of this was "avoidable" if government departments took "more care about the character and record of whom they appoint as special advisers".
French economist Jean-Baptiste Say predicted 200 years ago what would go wrong: When caregivers make more money by providing more care, supply creates its own demand.
It's the same reason a housing contractor is likely to design his own home with more care and for less money than he would charge others.
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