The phrase "aspects which would" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing certain features or elements that have the potential to do something or have an effect in a particular context.
Example: "There are several aspects which would enhance the overall user experience of the application."
Alternatives: "elements that could" or "features that might".
These studies focus on the tools and technologies of decision science rather than the behavioral aspects, which would fall under DRMS.
These are all physical aspects, which would be expected to reduce the risk of surgeons' selection bias.
Therefore, a construct called 'Other Important Contextual Information' was added to cover all other aspects, which would be missed by the other constructs.
The same thing happened with Q1, Q2, Q3 and Q4, whilst the rest of the barriers concerned aspects which would have had quite similar weighting regarding both factors or, rather, without these being determinants for either factor.
For instance, an individual (A) would experience high vulnerability because of the co-existence of multiple vulnerability aspects, which would result in higher health care needs and be associated, according to the ICL, with lower health care accessibility and quality.
It was obviously impossible, also considering it had to take the shortest time possible to be filled out, to adequately cover all aspects which would have deserved to be analysed if each of those qualities had to be taken in full consideration.
Terms of the deal call for i2, which is based in Dallas, to exchange 0.55 share for each share of Aspect, which would become a subsidiary of i2.
I also appreciated the Action Learning aspect, which would allow me to apply what I learn in class immediately in my job.
Other aspect, which would be taken in consideration, is network availability where the online mode is in fact commonly expected during the day, but it may also occur on specific occasions when the mobile device is temporarily or in the long-term without network connection.
The approach we used with a genetic study makes it possible to investigate this aspect, which would not be possible using drugs (since it is impossible to administer psychoactive drugs only to the dam and not to the fetus, and vice versa).
23 The QHES has been demonstrated to be a reliable and valid instrument, 24 26 and was therefore chosen over other checklists because of its ease of application and the quantitative aspect which would allow comparison across the studies.
