If the visual effects community, which knows how to use all these tools, can insert their knowledge and skill sets on the front of the pipeline, now you've surrounded the live action community, and you are able to influence how that is executed.
This study shows that patients need to be seen as unique individuals, and they need to be able to influence the care that is given to them.
Recognize that the community is not a homogenous group but is made up of many subgroups, and therefore that efforts need to be made to ensure all community members are able to influence the decisions that affect their lives.
In this case, the adoption of qualitative evidence, for example in the form of reports by key informants on how the CoPKM was able to influence policies that in turn could contribute to better health outcomes, may be more useful than applying quantitative methods or prospective research.
Associated with this is the extent to which individuals feel that they are able to influence the health conditions that affect them [ 22].
"Of course there are concerns about some of the opposition, but my argument is this: If we don't engage with elements of the opposition and encourage those that do have a positive pluralistic and democratic view about the future of Syria, we won't be able to influence the shape of that opposition".
The demonstration by Mast et al. that the larvae of different, closely related, fly species produce different pheromones suggests that pheromones are able to influence social behavior even at that early developmental stage.
Holding a key role in service provision, close to the patient, and provided with accurate information on the risks and benefits of different feeding options, nurses are considered a group that is able to influence mothers' decisions on infant feeding and that can thus contribute to the reduction of postnatal transmission of HIV [ 16, 17].
In the case of the Republican party, it was clearly that of a system that favored candidates that were able to influence the media and the donors in the early days of the campaign.
Face-to-face contact made clinicians feel that they were able to get answers, that communication was easier, and that they were able to influence and be heard in a way that is much more difficult to achieve in a bigger organisation.
