This study conceptualized a framework to analyze the effectiveness of policy implementation, with a specific focus on drought management in Yunnan Province, China.
Adler & Kwon (2002) used the "validity challenge" to conceptualize a framework that integrates various streams of social capital research, which stimulated dialogue across various perspectives and defined social capital as "the goodwill available to groups or individuals".
In this manuscript, we report on the development an IPF-specific HRQL instrument called the ATAQ-IPF (A Tool to Assess QOL in IPF) version 1. Development of the ATAQ-IPF began with the conduct of three focus groups and five in-depth interviews with individual IPF patients, through which we conceptualized a framework for describing HRQL in IPF.
With these tools, we herein conceptualized a framework for network modularization and Bayesian network analysis (FMB) in order to investigate the effects of specific perturbation on metabolism and to explore other complementary features of the perturbed cell in the context of metabolism, which other currently available high-throughput techniques do not provide.
Conceptualizing an organizational framework for adverse outcomes at the protocol stage may help review authors to approach the data in a systematic, manageable and clinically useful way.
Based on earlier work to define quantitative literacy (e.g., Steen 2001; Wilkins 2000; Gal 1997; Dossey 1997), Wilkins (in press, 2010) conceptualized a theoretical framework and measurement model of quantitative literacy to include not only the cognitive aspects of quantitative literacy but also its affective components.
We conceptualize a robust framework, capable of providing flexibility to the system, communication among various entities and making intelligent decisions.
Using insights from related studies, we conceptualized a modified framework of TAM for social media (Fig. 2).
This article conceptualizes a modified framework for measuring the effectiveness of policy implementation in the case of an extreme event like drought (Fig. 2).
Richard Elster, the central character of "Point Omega, Don DeLilloo's slender new novella, is a scholar who helped the Pentagon conceptualize an intellectual framework for the Iraq war.
