The framework allows the impact of different types of health research (basic biomedical, applied clinical, health services and systems, and public population health) to be traced in five main categories: advancing knowledge, research capacity-building, informing decision-making, health impact, and broad economic and social impact [ 13].
If there are more than two odd points, the network cannot be traced in one continuous path; if there are 2n odd points and no more, it can be traced in n separate paths.
These themes can all be traced in three places that did well in McKinsey's league: Ontario, Poland and Saxony.Reform without rancour"Ontario really is impressive," enthuses Sir Michael Barber, former head of global education practice at McKinsey (now at Pearson).
The evolution of his thought can be traced in two autobiographical works: La Jeunesse d'un clerc (1937; "The Youth of an Intellectual") and Un Régulier dans le siècle (1938; "A Regular in His Century").
If Nair got her confidence from her mother, her desire for harmony and her aversion to authority can be traced, in one way or another, to her confrontations with her father, who, not incidentally, had not wanted her to be born in the first place.
Starting from the pioneering ebselen, various compounds have been synthesized over the years, which may be traced in three major classes of molecules: cyclic selenenyl amides, diaryl diselenides, and aromatic or aliphatic monoselenides.
Thus concentration of the radioactive property was traced in two fractions of the treatment, the fraction containing bismuth and the fraction containing barium.
For these volumetric measurements, the endocardial border was traced in four equally spaced orthogonal pairs of images selected from the 3D reconstruction, that is, each one twenty-two and one-half degrees from the previous measurement.
Indeed, the rise of the drone can be traced in part to one man, Howard Buck McKeonon.
Another limitation relates to missing data in the audit of supervisor assessments, which can be traced in the main to two particular rotations: nights and relieving.
Two could not be traced in the relevant medical schools' archives, and two others were discarded because there was little or no information in their student records.
