Globality in this context refers to supraterritorial links between the social determinants of health anywhere on earth, while avoiding redundancy with disciplines that focus on health as a social, economic and political issue or as a human right.
To avoid redundancies (with no sick pun intended), however, I would like to use this space to consider the NCH from a slightly different angle: that of the role of education in reproducing, producing and undoing social inequalities.
The scale 'relationship to others' was excluded to avoid redundancies with other instruments and to reduce the overall length of the questionnaire.
Other officials said the report was changed to avoid redundancy with earlier documents and to draw a line between carbon dioxide and pollutants that fall under air quality rules.
However, in an effort to avoid redundancy with the outcome measures, they were excluded from the current analyses.
We excluded the building block "health information system" from our analytic framework to somewhat limit the scope of this very broad analysis and to avoid redundancy with recently published reviews and work underway [ 17– 20].
Each item was developed to: 1) signify the thought presented in the coded transcript, 2) represent the particular domain, 3) be clear and succinct, 4) avoid redundancy with other items, and 5) have a true/false/I don't know (T/F/IDK), multiple choice (MC) or Likert scale (LS) response.
Dawn Bowden, of Unison Cymru/Wales, said: "We are currently in the middle of discussions with NHS employers and the Welsh government about savings that could be made across the whole of NHS Wales, with a view to avoiding redundancy situations.
Only peptides predicted to bind with an affinity stronger than 50 nM were selected, and from this set of predicted binders, a subset of 10 15 peptides with low mutual sequence similarity (i.e. avoiding redundancy) was selected.
Obviously not everyone can participate in the market, and avoiding redundancy (like too many jewelry sellers, for instance) is reasonable.
