However, although Meta-ethnography requires clearly articulated concepts, it can sometimes be difficult to decipher these concepts through the description; to see 'the wood through the trees'.
Clearly articulated concepts and examples of how a CCM could work once implemented, were identified as an important facilitator to implementation [ 28].
Without a strong institutional framework and a clear national budget support line, it will be difficult to operationalise the well articulated concepts from the 1990 Commission, and the impact of research will not be easy to define.
Nor does he pick up the contrast of the Pilgrims' fate with that of the Dutchman Pieter Plockhoy's utopia on the Delaware, which was wiped out by the English, but whose highly articulated communitarian concepts lived on to shape reform efforts throughout the 19th century.
In addition, they expressed a wider and more articulated range of concepts associated with the care received and made less use of medical terminology (P < 0.001, all).
With reference to item No. 3, the patients followed by group care expressed a wider and more articulated range of concepts associated with the care received (T1DM = 210, T2DM = 356) than those seen by usual care (T1DM = 152, T2DM = 314).
The York framework suggests a broad, clearly articulated research question, defining concepts, target population, health outcomes, and scope whilst accounting for the aim and rationale of the review (Arksey and O'Malley 2005; Levac et al. 2010).
Hestenes and colleagues predicted that certain subsets of the questions on the FCI would map directly onto one of the six articulated dimensions of the force concept.
In the second session, participants added more (especially clinical) concepts to the concept map, and articulated integration to a significantly higher extent via links between clinical and basic science concepts, and via basic science concepts subsuming clinical concepts.
However, neither had a clearly articulated theoretical model of these concepts or the interventions used to address them.
What Galileo accomplished by the end of his life in 1642 was a reasonably articulated replacement for the traditional set of analytical concepts connected with the Aristotelian tradition of natural philosophy.
