These actions constitute an implementation process (whether formally established, haphazard, or perhaps both) which takes place within a context [ 7] with external and internal dimensions.
Differences in the ability to resolve genomic changes between these arrays may constitute an implementation challenge for clinicians: which platform (SNP vs array CGH) might best detect the underlying genetic cause for the disease in the patient?
There seems to be little difference between the nature of the intervention into a patient's life constituted by the implementation of the Shared Medicine Profile and other medical interventions for which informed consent is required.
Identifying the available resources and understanding the strengths and weaknesses of interventions and impediments to their implementation constituted yet other important aspects of process evaluation, which could help project managers improve the interventions.
Initially, methadone's implementation is constituted by stakeholders as a problem of management primarily in relation to its representation, so as to moderate community expectation and acceptance.
Interviews were read several times to develop an understanding of the respondents' perception of factors influencing IMCI implementation, which constituted the unit of analysis.
In sum, while the steps of the operational approach represent the program's core components, how they are implemented (format and number of activities, sequence of implementation) constitutes the adaptive part of the program.
An attempt at implementation constitutes the ninth stage of the systematic conservation planning process.
This program, and its site of implementation, constitute our case study for this research.
Hence, an oscillatory voltage compartment might constitute a biophysical implementation of a high-gain amplifier based on the physics of nonlinear oscillators.
