This evaluative approach allows for adjustment of factors known to affect the receipt of primary care services, including patient demographic and clinical characteristics, as well as the intensity of outpatient visits.
· The use of EMIS as the primary evaluation tool does not allow timely, evaluative assessments towards project objectives.
32 Considered as a rigorous evaluative approach, it allows for the required flexibility in a context of evolving programmes in real clinical settings.
31 It consists of collaboratively asking evaluative questions and collecting data allowing for feedback, and to support decision-making and modifications to be made to improve the programme.
Additionally, the design allowed for investigating the suggested dissociation between an anticipatory reward component (game outcome unknown, wanting) and an evaluative reward component (evaluation of game outcome, liking).
The use of mock-ups, followed by a wax model, aesthetic pre-evaluative temporaries, and silicone index, provides the best aesthetic, phonetic, and functional outcome and allows for better communication with the patient and laboratory.
"It allowed for continuity.
Moreover, it allows descriptive, evaluative, as well as normative approaches.
It is allowed to use this data for evaluative purposes and managerial decisions as well as for (anonymised) group comparisons for scientific research.
This again relates to item (6d) in the spectrum of invocations set out in Fig. 2, where rhetorical patterns can be used as resources for implying an attitude, as well as item (3) where so-called constitutive intertextuality, or what (Lemke 1995) refers to as compositional practices within thematic formations, allow comparison-contrast and evaluative stances to be fore-fronted.
