Defining a way in which Indigenous knowledge, or local knowledge and ICT may be integrated to make sense of the world as approached by a holistic thinking culture (for example, Indigenous learners) is of great utility.
As approached by Chui et al (2014b), this raises difficulties with respect to measuring foreign debt inflows from a country's balance-of-payments standpoint.
As approached in Gevorkyan and Canuto (2016), emerging markets as a class of economies exhibit a lot of heterogeneity in many regards.
GPs' intentions, as approached by the TPB, were reduced post-intervention towards less favourable attitudes regarding medicine provision.
Therefore, we consider both hypotheses and inferences built by coupling niche modelling and coalescent simulations to be reliable as approached here.
Our aim was to assess the utility of ICS-to-total-asthma-medication ratios from primary care electronic medical records (EMRs) in detecting patients at risk of asthma exacerbation, as approached by prescription of oral corticosteroids and/or antibiotics.
