Discussion of the patient self-care coping strategies and corresponding patient types is made in the theoretical context of the health belief, health value, self-efficacy, and locus of control frameworks to help illustrate the findings within the context of applied health science.
Collection of data is described in the context of applying the model to determine biceps muscle forces for testing of functional tasks.
In the context of applying computer aided design tools to aircraft conceptual design, a sketch based approach is proposed to help designers turn their original concepts into complex numerical models that are usable for further analysis and optimization.
We now discuss some of the considerations above in the context of applying a re-randomisation design to the SWIM trial.
In the context of applying GIS-MCDA to LSM we already compared different MCDA methods and their capabilities (see Feizizadeh et al., 2012, 2013; Feizizadeh and Blaschke, 2013a, 2013b).
While standard in statistical theory, in the context of applying IDR models, this derivation was first given by Hutmacher et al. The derivation allows the interpretation of M t) in Eq. 1 as a physiological variable, and consequently, the mechanistic consistency of applying IDR models to M t).
This paper reports the feasibility of using mixed methods to inform a prospective hazard analysis of the risks in a care pathway, in the context of applying the methods to a prospective hazard analysis of a COPD supported discharge care pathway.
In the context of applying bacteria to improve the mass cultivation of algae, the evidence from this study and others point toward Marivita and Marinobacter as two candidate bacterial groups that have some potential because of their common cooccurrence with algal cultures, as well as evidence that strains of both genera can have beneficial effects such as growth promotion.
In the context of applying the TPB, compatibility of units of analysis is an important consideration (Burton 2004; Wauters et al. 2010), and "trying to correlate general attitudes or normative measures with specific agricultural behaviors is unlikely to prove a particularly enlightening exercise" (Burton 2004: 368).
In the context of applying the EOT to HRH, the EOT insists on assessing distribution of health workers across geographical factors (e.g. rural versus urban) and sociodemographic factors (e.g. the poorest people may have less access to health workers than the least poor) associated with inequities.
