For instance, guideline implementation frameworks, were essentially descriptive, based on clinical settings, were largely focussed on two domains, the innovation (the characteristics of the guideline to be implemented) and individuals, often did not include the stages of exploration and installation, and lacked comprehensiveness (degree and depth) of the evaluations element.
Second, models differ as a result of the objectives of model development, and hence required scale and degree of detail and comprehensiveness.
We consider the case of firms' strategic decisions about the design of their environmental practices, and in particular their degree of comprehensiveness and visibility.
NL respondents spoke most often of changes in comprehensiveness and increases in level of program implementation.
A major development in the social sciences of the 20th century was the vast increase in the number of social scientists involved, in the number of academic and other centres of teaching and research in the social sciences, and in their degree of both comprehensiveness and specialization.
The English National Health Service (NHS) was founded on three core principles: universality, comprehensiveness, and free at the point of delivery.
In order to inform policy deliberations in the field, we will, where possible, report outcomes according to the comprehensiveness and/or degree of coverage of the intervention (eg, type of environment covered for smoke-free legislation, degree of tobacco tax increase, stop-smoking medicines being free vs low-cost), in subgroup analyses.
Our model controls for firm-level variables (i.e., asset specificity, degree of economic dependence, contract presence, contract comprehensiveness, and firm size) known to influence management accounting information exchanges.
To our knowledge, the level of detail and comprehensiveness, and the resulting recommendations exceed published approaches.
We see representativeness as the degree to which the reserve network satisfies the requirements of comprehensiveness and adequacy.
