More concretely, the participants targeted were those who have played a sufficiently prestigious role that their views and actions (within the framework of their professional roles), exert an influence on the community's research practices.
Assessment procedures are described and research suggestions offered that sample concretely defined target behaviors in social environments.
The majority of HSS funds are dedicated to disease-specific interventions; this is in accordance with the Global Fund's 'diagonal' approach to HSS – strengthening the national health system using concretely-targeted interventions [ 7].
The committee of the village was concretely responsible for identifying target families.
Concretely, we must direct our effort to the task that President Kennedy called for long ago.
Additionally, to diminish differences in the content of comprehension/frame of reference used, it is of importance to define the target construct as concretely as possible, for example assessing whether patients are experiencing trouble in taking a walk of one kilometre instead of a short walk.
What that means concretely is that companies like Procter & Gamble, Northwestern Mutual life insurance, Target, Home Depot, these kinds of companies are more likely to flourish when Americans get married and have kids.
In experimental situations, context can be defined concretely as all stimuli in a scene other than the target stimulus, including the room, background noise, objects or people, but also internal states of the subject.
Concretely, the government plans to replace the subsidies with targeted social assistance.
Concretely, the controller carries out its function by (1) monitoring the target system and its environment by means of probes that provide information about the value of relevant variables, (2) deciding if the current state of the target system and environment demands adaptation, and if this is the case, (3) applying a sequence of control actions through system-level effectors.
