In other words, the emergency department context (and by extension the particular attributes of any other healthcare setting) are important as implementation factors because they function as moderators, conditioning any effects brought about by an alarm system.
In adversary proceedings before juries, the judge functions as moderator and referee on points of law, rarely taking part in the questioning unless he or she feels that important points of law or fact must be made clearer.
They are usually based on both an active and a passive thermal neutron detector surrounded by a hydrogenate moderator designed to obtain a response function as close as possible to the H* 10) curve.
MZ and KT developed the content of the focus group websites, functioned as moderators in the online focus groups, and selected key aspects of focus group contributions.
KT, MZ and RO developed the focus groups websites, and KT and MZ functioned as moderators in the online focus groups.
Wengberg (9), utilizing an computer diabetes intervention, has suggested that self-efficacy may function as a moderator for diabetes behavior change, and Gerber et al. (10) have demonstrated usability of an Internet program for young inner-city adults.
The relative intensity of the neutrons was measured inside the sample region as a function of front moderator thickness as well as sample length.
Hardiness theoretically functions as a moderator, assisting individuals in dealing with stressful events [ 24, 26].
A sense of coherence also may function as a potential moderator between stress and subjective health complaints [ 17].
The PSD response as a function of moderator thickness and neutron energy is observed for various neutron sources.
