It was revealed that 'accessibility' actually comprises two aspects: 'availability' and 'approachability'approachability
Management of diaphragmatic ruptures comprises two aspects: (1) resuscitation of the patient and (2) definitive management of the diaphragmatic rupture and its associated complications; this involves surgery in even the smallest tears as these do not heal spontaneously and because the parietoperitoneal pressure gradients favour enlargement of the defect and thus visceral herniation.
If transport to a secondary compartment is expected, this compartment has also to be addressed by a risk assessment at tier 2. The refined n-PEC-assessment at tier 2 comprises two aspects: on the one hand, a refinement for the initial compartment (n-PECini refined), and on the other hand an assessment for a second compartment if the ENM might be transported into it (n-PECsec comp).
The assessment of the management situation for The national protected area in the Yellow River Delta comprises four aspects: management base, mechanism, behavior and effectiveness.
To support the assessment of the ethical impact of digital epidemiology technologies, we suggest a novel model that comprises four aspects: user, application area, data source and methodology (see Fig. 1).
In an early content analysis of CSR reporting on websites among U.S. and European companies, Maignan and Ralston (2002) conceptualized CSR as comprising three aspects: motivating principles, processes, and stakeholder issues.
One of the models used to frame curriculum studies is the well-known curriculum model of the TIMSS, which comprises three aspects: the intended, the implemented, and the attained curriculum (Mullis et al. 2009).
(1) The first assumption relates the P1 component to alpha oscillations and comprises three aspects: (1a) The P1 is generated and modulated at least in part by alpha oscillations.
