After completing this initial open coding, the data was reconstructed and reduced into complementary axial codes reflecting broader conceptual issues; documented inclusion parameters were created to delineate concepts.
However, some cardioprotective strategies that have proved to protect in experimental conditions using initially a rat/mouse model have been translated to humans in small proof-of-concept clinical studies, making the use of these models relevant to delineate concepts and cellular signalling events.
Contingency theory delineates the concepts "organization's internal features," "the demands of organizational environments," "best adaptation," and, the most important and difficult of all, "best match" [ 9].
Rooted in both clinical practice with patients and speculative attempts to apprehend and delineate foundational concepts, Freud's psychoanalysis aims to offer descriptions of psychical structures that underlie and account for individual experience in the variety of its empirical formations.
These are concise, sufficient to delineate the concepts, but avoiding details that would be irrelevant to target applications.
The first step towards the development of a coherent body of research is to have a clear and explicit definition at the construct level, that is, to delineate the concept under study (Cohen 1991).
Similar to the several criteria that are discussed to delineate the concept of species, no clear principles exist that govern the division of superordinate taxa.
In this article we delineate the basic concepts of cell signalling in the context of a logical description of information processing.
By illustrating how Paul exposes an inaugural rejection of nothingness upon which the weight of nihilism rests today, Vioulac delineates a philosophical concept of apocalypse, where the apocalyptic event is understood as the crisis of truth.
There are, after all, intractable disagreements about how to delineate many key concepts relevant to ethics, including: killing and letting die, life and death, consciousness, rationality, equality, justice, respect, rights, and goodness.
