They first read a working definition of self-injury, before being asked 'Have you ever hurt yourself on purpose?
First things first, let tackle a working definition of knowledge, which is almost impossible.
Second, without an agreed working definition, resilience as an output cannot be measured and that brings lexical heavy weights, such as accountability, into the ring.
We apply the results of this assessment in the second section, where we provide a working definition of SA, and in the third section, we demonstrate the additional utility that IA offers in enhancing the predictive analytical capabilities of SA.
Third, although we provided a working definition of prognosis for purposes of the survey, clinicians may have understood the term differently based on their prior experience.
Using this working definition, the second analytical step consisted of an inductive structural analysis of the narratives, guided by the following overall questions: What are the specific experiences and psychosocial needs of work-aged stroke survivors?
Fitness and gloom, a pithy summary of that decade add recession, and you've got a good working definition of the first decade of this century, as well.
Fitness and gloom, a pithy summary of that decade — add recession, and you've got a good working definition of the first decade of this century, as well.
The same approach is applied to the second research question, also to isolate a working definition.
The second property of these organisms which accounts for their superiority in prediction of essentiality relates to our working definition of essentiality being survival under rich media conditions.
