Her later forays into questioning government policy in areas such as defence, economics and military engagement are consistent with the concerns that fired her initially to study theology in its interaction with the world.
-How can such investor engagement be consistent with rules against insider trading — and, if investors act collectively (as the Code contemplates), how can legal prohibitions against concerted action be avoided?
Inadequate education of health staff about the Program, to ensure expectations and engagement were consistent with the philosophy and scope of the Program, was a common concern.
Paternity leave was highly correlated with the postnatal engagement score which is consistent with MCS data indicating that men who took more leave tended to be more involved in nappy changing, feeding and getting up in the night [ 31].
The finding from this investigation that research interest was associated with engagement has face validity and is consistent with prior research on the topic of research engagement.
This phenomenon, highlighted by the NAD(P Hbound/free ratio values, a parameter that reflects the real involvement of the coenzymes in redox metabolism, is consistent with a decreased engagement of MCD livers in aerobic respiration, as supported by biochemical data on the decrease in ATP tissue content.
This is consistent with reduced engagement of frontal-thalamo-striatal "loops" in the proactive maintenance of sustained attention.
Decreased fractional anisotropy of the left dorsal pathway in autistic subjects is consistent with decreased engagement of this pathway for language functions in autism.
Furthermore, the presence of density in the cleft between actin domains I and III, which is known to accommodate a short amphipathic helix of other G-actin binding partners (Dominguez and Holmes, 2011), is consistent with the engagement of the C-terminal five residues of the functional core of PPP1R15.
