The achievement can provide directive meanings to productivity predication and completion parameters design of horizontal wells in oilfield.
This report demonstrates that convening a Delphi expert panel could be a pragmatic way in which to provide directive to clinicians when empiric evidence is lacking or equivocal.
Visitors are not given information from the physician's PAR questionnaire ratings; they record their findings, but do not provide directive advice.
For example, nurses responsible for patient clinical care may not be able or allowed to provide directive advice about study enrolment or procedures, particularly in a high-acuity emergency situation [ 50].
The president was very clear in providing directives that even though Geneva would not apply as a matter of law, that we would treat detainees humanely and subject to military necessity and as appropriate consistent with the principles of Geneva.
This study provides directives for the handle design of a haptic feedback grasper.
Other patterns of procedural feedback exchanges, as identified by Hanjani and Li (2014), are providing directives to peers, asking them to read parts of the texts, assigning responsibilities and clarifying instructions.
Joan Marques, PhD, EdD, MBA has authored/co-authored/co-edited more than 14 books on management and leadership topics, including Business and Buddhism (2015), in which Buddhism is approached as a leadership psychology, and Leadership and Mindful Behavior Action, Wakefulness (2014), in which she provides directives to leaders to adopt a wakeful mindset and abstain from the sleepwalking mode.
Joan has authored/co-authored/co-edited more than 14 books on management and leadership topics, including Business and Buddhism (2015), in which Buddhism is approached as a leadership psychology, and Leadership and Mindful Behavior Action, Wakefulness (2014), in which she provides directives to leaders to adopt a wakeful mindset and abstain from the sleepwalking mode.
