A range of research efforts puts an emphasis on the technical subsystems (which also comprises informational and social artifacts, but emphasizes the technological ones): for example, de Souza et al. [50] developed a software tool that integrates a visualization of social dependencies among developers directly into the programming environment, by analyzing dependencies among software artifacts.
The remaining trial investigated a coping skill intervention which comprised informational and specific approach components 40.
Opportunities for reflection are few in an ordinary GP consultation, which comprises informational discussion of care and treatment, social chit-chat, or questions and answers.
xNeither Article 14(1), nor the explanations of the Article 29 Working Party create an exhaustive list of categories of data comprising the informational obligations of the data controller.
Using the terminology of Lauffenburger and coworkers [25], the Wnt network can be viewed as comprising three informational layers: the 'cue' (extracellular ligands that activate the network), the 'signal' (intracellular proteins that transduce the message), and the 'response' (transcriptional program that effects a phenotype).
An educational intervention comprised of informational brochures and post-discharge telephone counseling recently completed in a Canadian Emergency Department was no more effective than usual care in reducing fear of falls or recurrent falls in community-dwelling patients.
This creates an infosphere, an informational environment comprised of all information units (people, algorithms, and devices) as well as their characteristics, interactions, processes and mutual relationships.
It comprises the (run-time) informational objects present in the interest information domain.
Business information systems (BIS) comprise technological (e.g. programs), informational (e.g. content) and social artifacts (e.g. collaboration structures).
Series VIII: Promotional and Informational Material comprises 13 boxes of promotional and descriptive material, most of it originally preserved in scrapbooks, while flyers and newspaper clippings constitute the remainder.
