Higher score indicated more self-efficacy to apply HIV/AIDS preventive skills.
Psychological resources might be personality traits such as sense of coherence, self-efficacy, and competencies to apply resources appropriately.
Nevertheless, she argues, we should not jettison the idea of a transnational public sphere, provided that the notions of normative legitimacy and political efficacy can be reformulated to apply to communication in transnational discursive arenas.
There are pharmacological tools and techniques designed to determine system-independent measures of the potency and efficacy of drugs, but to apply them effectively, the molecular mechanism of the drug must be known beforehand.
Even though we conducted a sensitivity analysis of the baseline distribution of NYHA classes obtained from the expert survey, we were unable to apply the efficacy evaluated in Asians because no data were available.
Our challenge is to distill the elements of success across these approaches that empower women with knowledge, motivation, and increased self-efficacy and to apply them in real-world programself-efficacy and
At this year's SXSWedu, Scientific American and Macmillan Education co-hosted a "Science of Learning" panel with Harvard professor Robert Lue and University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign professor Tim Stelzer to discuss how we can use emerging technology and data analysis to improve efficacy and apply more rigor to instructional methods in school.
Consequently, our clinical knowledge of the predictive markers for 5-FU-based treatment efficacy should apply to oral fluoropyrimidines.
In other words the IFSI has not been sufficiently stress tested to proclaim its efficacy when applied to a broader set of economic situations.
Furthermore, due to the high price of the PCV-7 vaccine and its partial efficacy when applied to the population of Chinese infants, other vaccination policies should be explored for improvement of health resource allocation.
