We aim to address this gap, by assessing how water security is considered, articulated, and operationalized in place-based studies.
Rating 8/10 It's long been the case that Bellamy the man is very different to Bellamy the caricature and this tournament has merely confirmed that one of British football's supposed hotheads is actually a considered, articulate voice on the game.
By the same token, developers need to consider and articulate what their latitude is for taking account of such findings within the product development process.
The best time to engage with a decision support system such as the P3P is likely sooner than later in the decision making process; thus implementing the intervention earlier, immediately after learning the biopsy results, could improve concordance as men are more able to consider and articulate each personal concern.
Overall, the table supports findings from stage 1 and suggests how the policy language works to create the illusion that the needs of vulnerable groups are being considered without articulating practical strategies or socioeconomic causality in ways useful to guiding practical policy implementation.
He began to consider how to articulate the message he wanted to send.
In the light of these facts, we must consider the difficulty of articulating two different theoretical models.
Considered an articulate advocate of genetically altered crops, Mr. Grant, 45, takes over a company that for the last few years has been struggling to reinvent itself as a seeds and biotechnology company.
He's considered and articulate, yet sometimes seemingly on fast-forward, extended pauses followed by an explosion of thoughts and ideas ("I am scattergun to the nth degree," he laughs).
A few studies have considered flattening of the articulating surface of the condyle, fossa or eminence as related to OA [50].
