Structural defects such as GBs or dislocations are prone to attract sufficient solute segregation by means of high transport coefficients for diffusing atoms, enabling changes in energy, structure, and cohesion, and even promoting local solid phase transformation9,16.
Multiple tensions between a central programme and the local NHS "customers," convoluted communication lines, and NHS trusts' lack of capacity and readiness for IT enabled change all contributed to delays.
They cannot normally be made until the new IT system (e.g., devices, software, infrastructure) is available for use and other necessary enabling changes have been made.
Fullerton says: "Dana Meadows suggested that the most important leverage point for enabling system change is to change the paradigm, or belief structure, within which a system operates.
In short, Sponsors are responsible for creating an environment that enables change to occur.
Such anger can be the foundation for enabling progressive change.
Last but not least, more investments are required for enabling behaviour change.
Thus, linking behavioral change techniques with community based participatory research (CBPR) may be necessary for enabling and sustaining behaviour change at the community level [ 17, 24].
Nevertheless, knowledge about a threat and potential countermeasures alone will most often be insufficient to achieve behaviour change, as other factors such as economic concerns or social norms are essential for enabling or disabling such change.
