Thus, to provide an approximation of this capacity, Arc's Measure of Self-Determination (capacity to determine their own fate) [ 46], Self-Efficacy for Managing Chronic Disease (capability to perform in a goal-directed manner) [ 53], and Partners in Health (PIH) self-management questionnaire (the ability to participate in the management of one's health condition) [ 45] will be used.
Under this approach, the determination of capacity and capacity utilization is conditional upon the resource stock(s) and requires a single measure of the capital stock.
Determination of capacity levels is difficult because capacities often need to be set long before demand realizes.
In this paper the focus is largely on the determination of capacity, but the issue of best interests is implicit in that the capacity determination often seemed to predict the outcome, which was deemed to be in the person's best interests.
They become unable to accept the possibility that an indigenous resistance movement might have the determination and capacity to prevail against occupiers who have vastly superior weaponry.
Most of the issues with which patients and families ask for help center around end-of-life care, determination of capacity and futility disputes.
The division offers an ethics consultation service to help patients and physicians make difficult decisions about end-of-life care, determination of capacity and futility disputes.
"But his determination and capacity to act was not lost on the international community, even if people here don't get it".
Putting aside for a moment their great cleverness, their obvious determination and capacity for hard work, a vital component of their staying power must surely be their solidarity: in a place where backstabbing (and sometimes frontstabbing) comes as standard, they, at least, are safe in the knowledge that they will always be in possession of an ally.
The staff report did call attention to the large volume of intelligence reports beginning in June 1998 that warned of Mr. bin Laden's determination and capacity to carry out terrorist attacks, even if those reports were in forms less comprehensive than a formal intelligence estimate.
The problem is that, in practice, what is required of a determination of capacity is a practical judgment of a bivalent type.
