Therefore, in JJ-TRIALS, the DDDM session placed specific emphasis on using the Study stage to promote deliberate, objective, and successful system change.
International trade and market integration were seriously affected, both conjuncturally due to the two wars and more permanently as a result of the policies implemented by the majority of countries and which had as a deliberate objective the restriction of imports (Hynes et al. 2012).
For American Jews, assimilation has rarely been a deliberate objective.
Purpose / Objective The need for the study emerged when trying to understand why few girls had been registered in COBET, despite the deliberate aim to enroll girls.
Objectives: Deliberate self-harm (DSH) patients, despite their risk of suicide, are often discharged directly from accident and emergency (A&E) departments without undergoing a psychiatric assessment.
As a common example, a clinician might suggest to a client in hypnosis the idea that he or she be more deliberate about gathering objective information ("reality testing") before jumping to an erroneous and self-damaging conclusion, an unfortunate but typical cognitive pattern often associated with depression.
The acquisition and assessment of procedural skills in Internal Medicine programs should move toward a more structured system of teaching, deliberate practice and objective assessment.
But it was a deliberate policy with twin objectives: to rest key Test players after a gruelling Ashes series and to put a multitude of fringe candidates through their paces with the 2015 World Cup in mind.
These examples are notable not only for the breadth of actors they engage, but for the deliberate piggybacking of novel objectives and efficiencies, and the same dynamic is discernable across all of Fast and Waugaman's nine case studies.
Whereas it was very difficult for children and adolescents to deliberate on the primary objective of the trial, they were able to appreciate fully the benefits, risks and consequences for every day life.
