Beyond provision of health information, communities have to be organized, mobilized and engaged to implement specific actions that can effect behaviour changes through systematic follow-up that take advantage of social networking mechanism [ 31].
Thus, it can be envisaged that microglial A1 receptors are upregulated and engaged to counteract the algogenic actions induced by massive ATP release at injury or inflammation sites.
Action is engaged to resample the world to fulfil these expectations.
So when she does something like that, she wants you to engage to validate her actions.
"Who are you trying to engage and spur to action?
Evidence from the cancer literature has indicated that women were more likely to engage in actions to detect possible cancer symptoms (e.g., examining skin for changes) compared with men (de Nooijer et al, 2002; van Osch et al, 2007).
Those who were older, earned higher income, perceived a higher degree of forest disturbance and associated risks, held lower trust in forest management, had more experience with local emergencies, indicated higher levels of community participation, and consulted more information sources concerning forest issues were more likely to engage in action in response to the beetle outbreak.
Magic flourished in Polynesian society; everyone engaged in actions to ensure success in love, war, planting, or fishing or to bring misfortune to rivals.
Geographers, planners and public health officials are increasingly interested in working with community partners, organizations, and residents to engage in action oriented research designed to impact positive community change.
C-SPAN also engaged in actions to stop parties from making unauthorized uses of its content online, including its video of House and Senate proceedings.
