The final theme Overcoming challenges to change reflects an articulation of the challenges associated with the paradigm shift that many clinicians experienced when attempting to shift away from a traditional approach.
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A detailed gap analysis for the articulation of limitations and future research challenges for data reduction in big data environments is presented.
While policy discussions abound in this area, emerging technologies like synthetic biology present considerable challenges in the articulation of concrete policy options given that their introduction into society may still be in the distant future.
The common denominator of the successes and challenges is the articulation of trust which underpins a set of mutual interests and support, which has long been recognised as a key factor in the operation of networks and partnerships [ 25- 28] and which a boundary organisation seeks to hold amongst a range of organisations.
Presentists hold that only the present exists (for an articulation of various kinds of presentism, and the challenges they face, see Bourne 2006), whereas eternalists grant equal reality to all times.
Indeed, public health has previously identified challenges in need of focused innovation, such as the articulation of the Grand Challenges in Global Health and corresponding funding of innovative strategies to address these challenges (Cohen 2005; Varmus et al. 2003).
3 4 From research and practice perspectives, challenges arise in the very generic articulation of the housing problem for the SMI population.
In more recent years we have witnessed both a clearer recognition and positive articulation of the role private entrepreneurship, appropriately regulated, can play in responding to different social challenges and opportunities.
What has really challenged the assumption of terrestrial movement across a land bridge is the articulation of a coastal migration model in which people could have followed the "kelp highway" from Japan to Baja, California and then to Latin and South America [54].
His success was dependent on his articulation of self-pity.
