By taking into consideration the context within which a given outcome was observed and testing and validating explanatory configurations of these three (context, mechanism and outcome), we will explain how the intervention brought about the changes observed in planning and supervision practices.
Despite the statistical disadvantages of the sample being clustered as one district per zone, this approach also brought the advantage of being able to estimate mortality for individual districts (within which considerations of clustering did not apply) with moderate precision.
The use of two separate informants to describe children's behaviour is important because it allows for the consideration of the context within which the behaviour is observed (i.e., home and school) or the different attributions and perspectives held by the informants, and it can provide a test of convergent validity for hypotheses.
But it will be useful to turn to consideration of the resourcist approach, within which the aim of integrating equality and responsibility has prompted various proposals.
Alleviating Information Overload (macro level) In this work we tackle the problem of information overload primarily from technical perspective within which a consideration of situational and subjective nature of the problem is done.
Thus, according to Allman, theoretical models, and the studies based on them, do not allow for consideration of the whole picture within which health care is provided [ 35].
The goals of the Engineering for Natural Hazards (ENH) program are to prevent natural hazards from becoming disasters, and to broaden consideration of natural hazards independently to the consideration of the multi-hazard environment within which the constructed civil infrastructure exists.
The model is built on two fundamental considerations: (1) the near-equilibrium environment within which thermodynamic factors dominate the transitions, and (2) the dynamically balanced, yet continuously changing, thermal surroundings.
While public health ethics has to engage with the traditional problems raised by its consequentialist commitments, for those who view social justice as the moral foundation of public health, considerations of justice provide the frame within which the moral implications of public health's consequentialist orientation are addressed.
What has been said suggests the question, whether it is the whole soul or only some part of it, the consideration of which comes within the province of natural science.
In respect of discretionary relevant considerations, Lord Justice Brown elaborated that there is "a margin of appreciation within which the decision-maker may decide just what considerations should play a part in his reasoning process", but that this is subject to the principles of Wednesbury unreasonableness.
