We agree with the authors' caution to avoid direct attribution of a causal relationship between deaths from amenable causes and health system effectiveness but consider that our findings are worrying and worthy of further investigation.
While feedback was observed to affect action, the case-study design does not allow direct attribution of change to the formative process.
We were however unable to draw direct attribution of institutional factors, content and quality of antenatal and delivery care benefit to the outcome of this evaluation in a cross sectional study.
These include the lack of direct attribution of NIEHS-supported work to many of the outcome measures and the lack of robust electronic databases that can be easily searched to help establish these linkages.
While our study design does not allow for direct attribution of these changes to implementation of iCCM, these results are in line with those of prior studies conducted at the sub-national level in other low-income countries.
An emerging body of research on the nature of the supervisor-supervisee relationship suggests that problematic supervision is characterised by confrontational criticism, the direct attribution of blame, unclear agendas, and instructive, rather than interactive learning processes [ 28].
The method of reporting to MAUDE precludes direct attribution of cause and effect in the cases where death ensued, but it seems almost inescapable that inappropriate insulin treatment leading to severe and unexpected hypoglycemia was a or perhaps the crucial factor.
The occasion was the annual Venice Seminar, where members of the Italian government speak frankly, but not for direct attribution, on the political and economic scene.
Normally in a democracy, ideas such as transparency, direct attribution, fact-checking, research and the like are viewed as virtues.
He debunks the article with big numbers and the promise of Xbox, Kinect, and by implication but not direct attribution the Surface Tablet.
Note that according to this analysis, there are, in a sense, two kinds of a property attribution going on: an attribution of an experience and an attribution of tissue damage to a body part.
