The summit's third theme involves throwing open the doors of the event to "engaged communities", very much in the spirit of the forward view's focus on fostering patient control.
He notes the sociologist Erving Goffman's studies of "total institutions" — from prisons and nursing homes to military camps and monasteries, which routinely deny privacy "as a means of fostering greater control".
Cancer vaccines are solely meant to amplify the pool of type 1 cytokine oriented CD4+ and CD8+ T cells that recognize tumor antigen and ultimately foster control and destruction of a growing tumor.
The findings have implications for marketers targeting busy consumers and for policy makers and consumers interested in fostering self-control.
Reading "Willpower," I discovered that such "self-monitoring " behaviors have been found to play a crucial role in fostering self-control--with the added bonus of helping us feel better when we're struggling.
Most importantly, today Thailand has an innovative structure for supporting tobacco control research because about a dozen Thai tobacco control advocates recognized that systems thinking about structures was needed to foster Thai control and local participation in research [ 37].
The aim of visibility is to foster planning, control and agility of operations associated with the product and to improve customer experience of the product.
In those countries in which patient choice and competition between providers are fostered, merger control is a predominant and controversially discussed issue.
In other words, the exercise in part helps foster cognitive control, which Goleman says is a powerful indicator of a child's future success.
A same-strain, cross-fostering control condition is needed to distinguish whether strain, fostering, or both drive this effect.
Clancy reveals that it was a bio-noid that killed Irene, and that Foster controls the bio-noids; he pleas to Ryu to stop Foster.
