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.
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).
Finally, how to articulate the cause of injury, the studied phenotype (here, endothelial dysfunction), and epigenetic marks is a general challenge in this emerging field of medicine.
"As principal spokesperson for girls' education in UNICEF, I promise that I will continue to articulate the cause of UNGEI loudly and clearly," said Ms. Salah at the opening session of the meeting, held in China's capital, 26-27 November.
In both the smartphone owner survey and the airline passenger study, for instance, customers clearly articulated the key causes of their displeasure.
Outcome 4: Students will be able to articulate the root causes of poverty and the impact of globalization on social ventures.
One is fretting corrosion due to the movement of articulating surfaces causing damage to one or both surfaces.
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.
Marital breakup causes the barely articulated pain that many of Robison's characters suffer; occasionally it's death, usually that of a parent.
Statements that question the current economic system or environmental views and values are less likely to be articulated out of fear of causing social conflicts or due to an existing imbalance of power and codependent relationships.
