Such activities' success is strongly dependent on whether the social actors who are willing to adapt the technology are also the ones with power, financial means, access to the technology and sufficient knowledge to adapt the technologies for themselves as private people or for common institutions such as schools and village centres.
4 With the supplementary immunisation activities success in measles control, the optimal age of measles immunisation is likely to be considered an irrelevant issue.
In city settings, the Aussie Bushman transformed into the Aussie Battler (or working-class Australian) who has developed an appreciation of warmth and the outdoor life and has channelled the battling spirit into sporting activities; success at which indicates national strength and determination.
The studio's chairwoman, Donna Langley, sought out Mr. Blum in 2011 after his "Paranormal Activity" success.
One reason was that neither central government nor communities were able to use evidence of activity success to shape national funding streams in ways that would sustain the activity.
Thus it is surprising that many health-related community development initiatives continue to lack a scientific evaluation framework, continue to rely on anecdotal reports of program activities and successes, fail to use "participatory" evaluation processes, and still do not set clear and measurable goals to evaluate the impact of their activities [ 7, 11, 12].
The research was conducted with the aim to determine a correlation between a parenting style, involvement of parents in school activities and success of adolescents in schools.
In this respect, the persistence of potentially ambiguous definitions of restoration activities and success (by practitioners), conflicting ecological theories (by academics) and a lack of clear guidelines (by regulators) has created some uncertainty about which parameters are the most important for determining the nature of ecological resilience and long-term stability.
It is also assumed that competences change more slowly than products and markets, and hence, the identity of an organisation should not depend on products and markets but on something more lasting, something that lies at the very core of the organisation's activities and success (Tuomi 1999, 82 83).
But if NIH's 2011 budget is rolled back to its 2008 level, as part of the Republican campaign pledge for non-security federal activities, that success rate could drop to as low as 10% because so much of NIH's budget is tied up in ongoing 4-year grants.
