Analysts also need to incorporate the extent to which the technologies, institutional environment, governance structures, or policy designs can be changed; some factors can only be adjusted to or "designed around" while others can be designed differently.
"Such a buzz had been created by sound art, amongst Montreal's community as well as internationally," Alain Thibault, ELEKTRA's artistic director, told The Creators Project, "so it was obvious that we had to let the local public take advantage of it by presenting a large-scale event incorporating the extent and diversity of this artistic practice". .
Adding complexity, clarifying the diverse roles of CXCR2 in neuroinflammation will need to incorporate the extent to which neutrophilic inflammation [1], [15], [28] is relevant for the process under study.
The benefit of using LND could be that it also incorporates the extent of surgical staging.
Hoff and colleagues did not incorporate the extent to which the observations for each patient, as well as from each nurse, were correlated.
We introduce a novel strategy for assessing regional evidence of phenotypic association that explicitly incorporates the extent of LD in the region.
The AFAT provides a measure of an individual's general level of weight stigmatising attitudes and beliefs, incorporating the extent to which individuals attribute negative characteristics and stereotypes to overweight and obese people.
Cobra1 deficiency does not appear to affect cell proliferation of the outgrowths, as outgrowths of all three genotypes incorporated the comparable extent of BrdU (Fig. S3).
Arguably the most concerning method limitation is the failure of most studies (26 of 29 [90 %]) to incorporate the full extent of the available evidence on clinical effectiveness into economic analyses using systematic review.
The PBPK base model developed with i.v. dose data was further expanded by incorporating the rate, extent, and time course of absorption following administration of oral solutions, tablets, and syrups/elixirs.
