It discusses factors to be considered under three headings: the business case, the technical feasibility, and stakeholder issues.
These are considered under three headings: psychophysiological, endocrine, and subjective/interpersonal; b) the types of relevant environmental factors, including toxic pollutants, self-administered toxins, diet, situational factors, adversity, stress, and social and cultural factors.
A recent commentary detailing a "road map" for closing the research-practice gap suggests that initiatives to increase the availability of empirically supported treatments may be considered under two broad headings, those that remain essentially therapist led and those that are programme led [ 45].
These problems, and the social objectives related to them, may be considered under three broad headings.
The findings are considered under four main headings: managerial time spent on quality and safety; managerial quality and safety activities; managerial impact on quality and safety; and contextual factors related to managers' quality and safety role.
Kant analyses the notion of a judgment of beauty by considering it under four headings, or "moments," as sketched below: Judgments of beauty are based on feeling, in particular feelings of pleasure (Kant also mentions displeasure, but this does not figure prominently in his account; for more on this point, see Section 2.3.6 below).
The uses of dimensional groups can be loosely grouped under two headings: simplification and model development.
These activities are grouped under two headings: supporting and advancing care, and healthcare technology management.
Light sources for use in instruments are grouped under two headings: conventional or incoherent sources and laser or coherent sources.
The surviving works are grouped under two headings.
