We need to clarify these issues and open questions before our approach becomes a practical tool for field practitioners.
To be useful to field practitioners, advances in bioremediation research must be capable of being scaled up from the laboratory to the field.
Specifically, the research aimed to provide the big picture of recent C&D waste diversion practice in China, as well as to offer insights from Chinese field practitioners' perceptions towards benefits, challenges, and recommendations of C&D recycling and reuse.
However, two problems limit the use of such models in the actual management of invasive species: (1) field practitioners and management groups often lack the expertise (or funds) to develop their own models and (2) existing invasive species models are often too cryptic to be readily understood and modified by novices.
In other words, she does not accept that naloxone "hasn't been made available to enough people," even if many field practitioners and users already have their naloxone kit.
The horses were referred by field practitioners or smaller equine clinics because of unresolved acute colic of different genesis.
It will be especially useful for field practitioners as it describes practical methods developed to promote respect for fundamental rights and human dignity.
Many field practitioners explicitly aim to fill the gaps that traditional academic researchers rarely explore, making important contributions to Conflict and Health and demonstrating innovation.
It paints an accurate picture of the current challenges posed to both social scientists and field practitioners for improving public health in the developing world as well as encouraging the field to develop in productive ways.
The backbone for ethical conduct for research in conflict settings was laid out by a team of academics and field practitioners from Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in 2009 [ 14].
