Population weighted raster maps became integral to most social audits, sharing findings with planners who had limited numeracy skills or limited time to absorb findings [ 4, 88].
Sherrilyn Ifill of the NAACP's Legal Defense Fund, called the findings "devastating", adding that: "the city's residents will need a few days to absorb the findings in this unsparing report.
"Everyone has got to look at the Francis Report, absorb its findings and take appropriate action and I think everyone has got lessons to learn.
The key questions could be seen as a spectrum: is there research available that is either relevant to policy issues, or could help bring new issues onto the agenda? is such research being effectively brought to the attention of policy-makers in diverse positions within the health system? is the policy-making system capable of absorbing the research findings?
It was undoubtedly vibrant, but the scenes in the Paharganj lanes were rendered a sideshow as we became absorbed in finding out about the world of the street children.
They said the cost would be absorbed by finding fraud in the unemployment insurance system.
Reading is not just about absorbing information and finding ready-made answers; it is thought-in-action.
It's through e-textbooks, library resources, online databases, or even the web that an expertise in searching, finding, critiquing, absorbing and referencing multiple sources is learned.
Dvořák's own style has been described as "the fullest recreation of a national idiom with that of the symphonic tradition, absorbing folk influences and finding effective ways of using them".
Lanthanum is generally thought to be minimally absorbed, so these findings were remarkable.
Such actions should help ensure both that researchers are aware of policy-makers' needs, and that the policy-making system is willing and able to absorb relevant research findings.
