Home rehabilitation provides valuable contextual information [ 45] and fosters client and therapist partnerships [ 46] and may be especially conducive to individualized interventions based on the dyads' unique needs.
The leading financial newspaper, The Business Recorder, suggested in an editorial that the civilian government of Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani should act more forcefully and "shun creating an environment conducive to military intervention".
In the context of our implementation effort, we ranked the contextual elements as strong, medium and weak (Table 1) in terms of whether or not they were conducive to our intervention (ACCII).
Instead, aid to peaceful opponents is more conducive to democratization than military intervention.
18 The conduct of realist reviews is conducive to the study of complex interventions, as simply 'knowing' what works reveals very little about the mechanisms that cause desired outcomes and the contexts under which they occur, and can lead to assertions that 'nothing works' or 'results are inconsistent'.
The Arab League and the Gulf Cooperation Council should understand that avoiding foreign armed intervention will be conducive to the overall interests of the Arab world.
Our findings indicate that seeking a counselling intervention could be conducive to reduction of burnout among doctors.
However, this is not conducive to seeking help or treatment.
In terms of behavior, interventions that create environments conducive to making healthy choices might not be effective if there are biases that lead individuals to take suboptimal decisions a phenomenon that should not be ignored by policymakers.
Furthermore, in the medium-term market, actors will respond to the energy transition, even without state intervention, and will take measures conducive to ensuring security of supply.
