The possibility of a well-structured example of the former alternative was not taken seriously, again because of belief in ECQ.
The Darrow myth is a "nice, clean, well-structured example of the Eureka School of American industrial legend," the New Yorker's Calvin Trillin wrote in 1978.
In a three-month pilot project, young doctors were given team training, used computerized patient summaries and a structured verbal handoff (for example, always beginning with the sickest child, then a quick summary of the illness).
For example, a structured documentation of joint involvement was a prerequisite for validation of the classification criteria.
The search system enables specification of criteria that define the cohort of interest (for example, patients with a given diagnosis or all those whose records contain a key word or phrase within a given time period) and then brings back any variables of interest (for example, a structured field such as ethnicity, or a free text field such as those used for case notes).
For example, a structured diagnostic interview [ 23- 25] and a life stress interview [ 26] were administered; the Amsterdam Neuropsychological Tasks [ 27, 28] were readministered; the adult version replaced the adolescent version of a number of questionnaires; and a number of age appropriate questions were added.
For example, a structured pool of fellowships and training across the continents can be implemented through the CoE network, including MSC, PhD, postdoctoral, vocational or technical training as well as sabbatical for scientists from other African institutions, who wish to spend time at an ANDI CoE for specific training purpose.
The ratings are based on a structured interview with concrete examples of interpersonal violence.
The study is completed by modeling a fixed-bed membrane reactor as an example of a structured reactor that offers improved temperature control by separated and controlled feeding of hydrogen and carbon dioxide.
This work will equip practitioners and decision makers with an example of a structured process for decision making under climate uncertainty that can be scaled as needed to the problem at hand.
