It was important for the women in this study to consider decisions in the context of their lives, take enough time to deliberate, cope with their emotions, sort through issues and conflicts, wait for better medical and surgical options, and factor in the readiness of the health care system.
These milestones have been particularly useful in early assessment of the achievements of IMSD-supported students relative to their peers and in evaluating the readiness of these trainees for NIH T32 support.
In another study [ 14], 51% of participants were in maintenance and action to regularly avoid high fat foods, 33% were in the readiness stage, and 15% were in precomtemplation.
That these works are in Artbank's collection attests to two things – one, the lasting importance of tackling these kinds of ideas in art; and secondly, the readiness of the public to accept them.
Night market was chosen as the location for sample collection as it is a very common oil-contaminated location in Malaysia and for the readiness to access the location.
Given the lack of available health state valuations and economic expertise in Sri Lanka the readiness of policy makers and the clinical fraternity to accept the concept of utility weights in healthcare decision making is as yet unproven.
";The readiness is all,"; Hamlet tells us, and in this case the readiness was not quite there -- Alabama Shakes never got around to calling the Alabama Shakes.
Furthermore, we cannot claim a causal relation between the interest in a song and the readiness to get involved with a complex issue.
This means that claims about the future of a complex intervention must take the form of assessments of the potential of a practice to normalize in a specific setting, and of the readiness of actors to accept it.
Testability plays an important role in improving the readiness and decreasing the life-cycle cost of equipment.
