Articulating cause and effect in a quantifiable sense would be highly problematic for any element of LCNS work, even in the context of rigorously designed experimental studies, as the impact of many advanced nursing roles is inherently hard to capture.
We need bold leadership that correctly and honestly articulates the causes of movement and outlines global solutions.
In poetic communiques, the rebels articulated a cause not much different from the one that fueled America's civil rights movement during the 1960's.
This is the case with David Macey's biography of Frantz Fanon, the man who passionately articulated the cause of Algerian independence and excoriated French racism in his The Year V of the Algerian Revolution (1959) and The Wretched of the Earth (1961).
Lt. Pamela Smith of the U.S. Park Police said she was not aware that he had carried any signs with him or had articulated a cause.
What tends to happen is when we go into stressful situations it hijacks the human brain – which is where all the rational thinking is, where all the creativity is, our ability to articulate – and causes people to dry up.
The Deep South has the highest death rate of newly diagnosed AIDS cases in the country, according to new research which analyzes the growing epidemic in the region and seeks to articulate its causes, which include social stigma, rural geography, and poverty.
One is fretting corrosion due to the movement of articulating surfaces causing damage to one or both surfaces.
"Furthermore, the judge said the officer in the Ventura case did not adequately establish reasonable suspicion or properly articulate probable cause for a trespassing arrest".
The most common cause for failure of a total hip arthroplasty is aseptic loosening due to wear of the articulating surfaces causing osteolysis [ 23– 25].
