It can be particularly useful when exploring alternative approaches for assessing product comparability especially in the context of encountering various complex experimental situations that can occur in veterinary medicine.
We know what's going on in America," he said, referring to the context of violent encounters across the country between African Americans and law enforcement.
This paper outlines the development of a new measure, the Customer Emotional Intelligence Scale (CEIS), an adaptation of the Workplace Emotional Intelligence Profile version 3 (WEIP-3) which was designed to profile the emotional intelligence of customers in the context of service encounters.
And, in the context of heterosexual encounters, women do not themselves use condoms; they must rely on or convince their male partners to do so.
Drinking in the context of such encounters may have a stronger relationship with sexual risk behavior than does the frequency or quantity of alcohol use [ 56].
In the context of bedside encounters, bedside teachers reported providing feedback on history-taking, physical-examination, and case-presentation skills, patient-centered communication, clinical decision-making, leadership, teaching skills, and professionalism.
When mapped against the critical success factors in the explanatory model for translation of children's health information in routine practice, it was clear that the context of clinical encounters needed to be strengthened further to enable forward planning to happen.
The reason for this lack of clarity has recently been identified following a serendipitous discovery by Herbomel and colleagues that showed how the context of the encounter between host and pathogen can influence the outcome of the encounter.
As we all know well, touch can actually feel physically different based on the social context of the encounter.
"The clip caused some concern for viewers who did not see or understand the full context of the encounter," National Geographic Wild said in a statement.
