This study used an expanded model of EE to develop an intervention.
The purpose of this study was to apply current recommendations in examining children and to test an expanded model of assessment to predict risk.
Beyond the strategic colonies set up on an expanded model, the Incas did not interfere too much with life of the many local groups that they had incorporated into Tawantinsuyu.
This study proposes and evaluates an expanded model of the theory of planned behaviour (TPB) that incorporates the variables of perceived park accessibility, geographic proximity, and past use behaviour.
Results this past year include the completion of an expanded model of self-reinforcing dynamics in product development processes, the prototype of a management flight simulator based on that model, a case study concerning the impact of a PD improvement on a specific product portfolio, a sensitivity analysis, and an Internet-based learning environment.
This essay presents two health communication frameworks, an expanded model of health care consumer provider communication and a three-stage model of health promotion using interactive media, to help guide future research and development of innovative technologies for cancer care and education.
Physicists might respond by adopting an expanded model that includes new particles whose interactions affect the muon's magnetic moment.
Figure 2 The attempt to define the term protein expression within an expanded model of the central biochemical dogma.
Having shown that pERK5 increases FSHβ gene expression, we added this effect to our basic model with phosphatase feedback to form an expanded model.
Model 2 in Table 4 was an expanded model which tested whether the associations between early life variables and CRP and vWF persisted when the alternative biomarkers IL-6 and ICAM were included.
To develop the questionnaire, we used these domains as a structural and textual basis and derived an expanded model by discussing the structure of the questionnaire in an expert group consisting of physicians, nurses, health economists, and parents.
