This idea is based on the tenet that one cannot critically examine, in a singularly disinterested manner, the very innovation system in which one is embedded as an innovation actor (for example, a principal investigator conducting a pharmacogenomics project) [ 21- 23].
Perhaps the clearest example of this is based on the tenet that if pathology causes a change in an outcome measure in one direction (e.g., increased blood glucose or blood pressure), a change in the opposite direction is indicative of improved health (e.g., decreased blood glucose or blood pressure).
Palestinians and Israelis resume security cooperation based on the Tenet work plan to end violence, terrorism, and incitement through restructured and effective Palestinian security services.
Complaints about the influence of money in politics are certainly valid, but our society is based on the tenet that everyone can make electoral decisions based on his or her own experiences and desires.
Besides offices, it manages a raft of ventures around the world that include shared apartments, wellness complexes and even wave pools, all based on the tenet of "make a life, not a living".
Our approach to construct definition and instrument development is based on the tenet that construct validity needs to be the primary concern of all instrument development activities and of all proposed applications of instruments.
This is based on the tenets of feng shui, which ascribe luck and prosperity based on the balance of fire, water, wood, metal and earth in the universe.
Based on the tenets of random utility theory, 21 a DCE is designed to elicit participants' preferences and the relative importance of different factors/levels within a decision-making model.
This project used a theoretical framework based on the tenets of social-cognitive theory and transtheoretical models, which emphasize knowledge, motivation, and self-efficacy as prerequisites for adaptive behavior change.
This pilot study employed a cross-sectional descriptive-exploratory design based on the tenets of grounded theory in order to explore how people with Alzheimer's and Huntington's disease reflected on their experiences of memory loss.
This book of 2011 provides a mainstream economic treatise about the benefits of higher density based on the tenets of Paul Krugman's New Geographical Economics: the result is a simple, normative argument for high rise and megacities.
