Addressing these issues is critical across technical topics and sectors, as these foundational factors, if properly achieved, can increase efficiency, maximize resources, and contribute to both short- and long-term health goals.
However, hope may be viewed as a foundational, motivating factor that can lead to greater involvement in care and feelings of efficacy.
Combinatorial cis-regulatory networks encoded in animal genomes represent the foundational gene expression mechanism for directing cell-fate commitment and maintenance of cell identity by transcription factors (TFs).
"The flagpole is a foundational element".
The foundational component of a video is a frame.
This study applied a foundational human factors tool, the systems model, to investigate the barriers to self-care performance among chronically ill elderly patients and their informal (family) caregivers.
As such, the support provided by NFP nurses may be a key critical factor, foundational to the effectiveness of the NFP program, enabling young mothers to engage in activities that will move them forward to employ healthy parenting and healthy self- development.
Basic definitions and foundational concepts, including human factors and organisational theory 1.2.
This study will provide foundational information by identifying factors that impede prompt AYA access to palliative care.
Previous research suggests that a comprehensive understanding of context-specific social, cultural, and behavioral factors will be foundational for household water treatment programs to advance in rural Artibonite and elsewhere in Haiti.
Nurture has become today increasingly subject to the techniques of measurement, digitization and storage that are part of that molecularization of environmental and societal factors that is foundational to epigenetics' intellectual program.
