Finally, this review highlights the importance of continuing to develop the theory and practice of health promotion so as to be able to encompass concepts such as motivation, emotion and habit, in the light of emerging developments in psychology, anthropology and marketing.
Be aware that some martial arts styles encompass concepts and practices involving the body's energy, called "chi" (also spelled "qi", both pronounced: CHEE), or "ki" (KEY) in Japanese.
We would recommend incorporating a theoretical perspective (if appropriate to the methodology), that encompasses concepts such as time or the experience of change.
Specifically, complex systems science uses a novel analysis of rhythms or fluctuations over time that encompasses concepts such as nonlinear dynamics, fractals, and 'chaos theory'.
While all participants recognized bioinformatics as an inter-disciplinary field encompassing concepts and techniques from the areas of biology, computer science, as well as mathematics and statistics, as expected, not all could agree on a definitive set of topics for implementation in a standard curriculum.
We show that observed levels of trust, a measure of the encompassing concept of social capital, are positively related to such investments at the individual level.
The costs of corporate bankruptcy or reorganization are often considered to encompass two concepts.
Dependability requirements encompass the concepts of reliability, availability, maintainability, performability, and testability.
Such a structure would include subjects, instruments, and environments, while the environments encompass the concepts of rules, community, and division of duties.
In Spanish, the word propaganda translates to encompass both concepts of political marketing and advertising.
In addition, the terms "at-risk population" and "sensitive population" have been used in the literature to encompass these concepts more generally.
