To give just a few examples, they may make humorous video art about the failures of agricultural reform in Cuba, create installations ("environments") that involve living trees, or write speculative fiction — another term for science fiction — that imagines mass migrations caused by ever increasing hurricanes in the Caribbean.
Importantly, these should be provided in the context of naturalistic environments that involve responsive caregiving, enriched language, and reciprocal interactions that may mitigate the decline in neurodevelopment of at-risk children and foster the functional traits that are critical for psychosocial health and development [ 132, 137].
Genealogical relationships also shape pathways to embodiment in the ecosocial environment that involve "exposure, susceptibility, and resistance (as both social and biological phenomena), structured simultaneously by societal arrangements of power… and constraint's and possibilities of our biology" [ 6], p. 225.
Clinical error is now widely recognized as a systems problem; that is, adverse events affecting individual patients are usually caused by a sequence of events in the macro- and micro-environment that involve deficiencies in the structure and organization of health care, and are not simply a consequence of human error by the responsible clinician who is the terminal link in the chain.
And at least initially we're going to pretend, Chris, that you work in an environment that involves advertising.
Translational research must also take place in an environment that involves industry, otherwise the bridge between the lab and the clinic is very vulnerable.
Although restorative action can take place with only one component present (e.g. physically being away), ART claims that restorativeness would be higher in an environment that involves all four components (Bagot 2004).
In this study work related violence is defined as any activity associated with the job or any event that occurs in the work environment that involves the intentional use of physical force or emotional abuse against an employee and results in physical or emotional injury and consequences [ 15, 16].
This comprehensive approach seems to be unique in a non-profit environment that involves competing for funding that specifically targets certain slices of communities.
There is considerably less work on the evolutionary dynamics of resistance in-vivo, such as in patients who have been treated with antibiotics or in environments that are involved in pathogen transmission (but see Gustafsson et al. 2003).
