Early identification of the high-mortality risk group for early intervention remains an issue under exploration.
The off-book exploration will, I think, be of value to believers, but that's an issue for the film's marketing department.
"I hope that my work operates on a principle of opening up a set of issues for exploration," Mr. Rich said.
The combination provides a way of conceptualising complex issues for exploration, and as such has been considered an heuristic model [ 25].
A review of documents might identify new issues for exploration in subsequent interviews or focus groups.
Information obtained from the physiotherapist survey then informed the selection of case sites and issues for exploration in the qualitative phase of the study.
Discovery of this nonkinetochore CENP-A, and the evidence suggesting that it can nucleate neocentromere formation, raises a very interesting issue for future exploration, namely, the mechanism by which centromere spreading or the nucleation of ectopic centromeres is prevented in wild-type cells.
This is an issue warranting further exploration, and may have been an issue particularly for the practice nurse group.
Iceland first sought to issue licenses for exploration in the area in 2009, but in the midst of its economic crisis, only two companies expressed interest, and both ultimately withdrew their applications.
Results have shown that the theory of constraints, lean manufacturing, and six sigma have many complementary elements that overlap their divergent points and that a vast field of research exists on this issue for future exploration.
Despite the paucity of evidence around the integrated delivery of curative services, actors at the global level have taken pains to present iCCM as an evidence-based policy (see Dalglish, George et al. in this issue for further exploration of global-level evidence and the role of global actors) and a series of global-level statements form the basis for iCCM (WHO/UNICEF 2004a, b; 2012).
