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Hence, we describe the research metholodogy and the operationalisation of the three dimensions of interculturalism discussed above.

To get an indication of the statistical power to detect the genetic variant in the two designs, we studied the deterioration of the model fit, expressed as increase in χ2, when the association between the genetic variant and the operationalisation of the trait (sum-score or latent factor) was fixed to 0, i.e., a test with 1 degree of freedom (df).

In this paper we describe the study design and the operationalisation of QM and the questionnaire used to measure QM.

The evaluation also provided a number of recommendations of strategic importance related to the training, role and supervision of the registration agents, the planning and coordination mechanisms and the operationalisation of the routine information system of birth registration.

A limitation of our study is that, despite the use of a data template and the operationalisation of self-management support, country-specific descriptions of support approaches differed in their level of detail and thus some approaches might be relatively underrepresented in this paper.

This analysis is intended to be a pragmatic cost-effectiveness analysis and firmly based on observed prior clinical practice in Finland and on the operationalisation of the Finnish evidence-based guidelines undertaken in this study.

First, it offers a broad and comparative analysis of different services and settings, in a field where - as a recent Cochrane review [ 34] points out - robust evidence is lacking, both about the conditions necessary for effective implementation, and about the operationalisation of new technologies in broader multi-disciplinary settings.

As can be seen in tables 2 and 3, both the operationalisation of HSU outcomes and the identified predictors of HSU in individual studies varied widely.

The focus was on inclusion criteria and variation in the operationalisation of each of the five aMCI component criteria as outlined in figure 1.

The case was developed from an evaluation report of the progress made by nine African countries in implementing the Plan of Action, qualitative interviews exploring stakeholders' experiences and perceptions of the operationalisation of the plan (carried out as part of the evaluation) in Botswana and Nigeria, and authors' reflections.

The HSTF programme is consistent with, and therefore relevant to, the operationalisation of UNICEF's global programme in child care reform, and works to support some of the recommendations of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child in countries where reports exist; but, again, it has not been comprehensive in addressing all priority directions of those reports.