Finally, the greater challenge is how to decide when and how to project our power and to intervene successfully in a way that's congruent with our interests and resources.
But the great thing is, if you can adapt in a way that's congruent with your interests and values, it'll probably be better than you envisioned because you will have stayed true to yourself.
A relevant indicator is the extent to which the professional groups see the organisational change as congruent with their interests and in what specific substantive respects this occurs.
Our concern to explore commonplace practices in community mental health is congruent with interactionist interests in social processes and human action [ 50].
The model was congruent with our interest in women's intended/actual use of maternity services and the facilitators and barriers impacting their access to care.
The notion of BP and Exxon's policing themselves in a manner congruent with the public interest is as foolish as the notion that Citigroup or Bear Stearns would do the same.
By applying all three approaches, temperature-dependent Q-factors calculated for various designs of interest show congruent results proving the reliability of the simulations.
It retails the fantasy that selflessness and self-interest are perfectly congruent.
For Marston, feminism and female power, were congruent with the erotic self-interest of both men and women (not least lesbians).
Liaising closely with a range of different media (such as print, television and internet) is critical, however media interests may not be congruent with optimal public health policy [ 7].
Among the demographic variables of interest, the result was congruent with a study in which no significant age difference existed [9], while it was found that 6 months after the earthquake, symptoms of anxiety, depression and PTSD were significantly more common among students in grades 4 and 5 than those in grade 3, which was seemingly incongruent with the result about age.
