While the FSM was found to have, after modifying the description of factors and incorporating new controlling factors, a good fit between the predicted and observed SSY.
A colleague, whom he described as a "left-wing political scientist" who "railed" against Republicans and capitalism, had been so fully persuaded by Otteson's description of factors contributing to human well-being—"peace and security," "health," "environment"—that he had said, "You know, even I'd be willing to take Koch money for that".
In situ microscopy studies with high spatial and temporal resolutions are ideally-suited for the quantitative description of factors controlling morphological, structural, and compositional evolution in materials and often reveal surprising and previously unknown aspects about the materials.
A colleague, whom he described as a "left-wing political scientist" who "railed" against Republicans and capitalism, had been so fully persuaded by Otteson's description of factors contributing to human well-being — "peace and security," "health," "environment" — that he had said, "You know, even I'd be willing to take Koch money for that".
They contributed to the description of factors that influence implementation, and recommended implementation data collection, which they consider an essential feature of programme evaluation.
The analysis led to the development of an extended and revised framework which provided a comprehensive description of factors impeding adherence to critical care nutrition guidelines [ 18].
In this particular study, culture relates to a more all-encompassing description of factors affecting how a hospital operates or its overall performance.
Recent studies on adherence in COPD patients are centred on the description of factors that could have influenced it [ 15, 16].
Furthermore, the description of factors associated with the MetS condition suggests that participants with MetS at baseline constitute a vulnerable population and thus the possibility that unmeasured confounders may partly explain the observed associations remains.
In addition, most studies are limited to a description of factors that obstruct or facilitate access to health services, without taking into consideration the modifications in mental health care services proposed by young people themselves.
