We hypothesized high willingness to share most information and reticence to share sensitive information, anticipating no differences in willingness to share across clinical and public health targets.
When we consider the interactive nature of social media, it can be assumed that they provide students with a medium for collecting and managing information as anticipated in Strand 1 and also for producing and exchanging information as conceptualized in Strand 2. Hence, this item seems truly be related with both strands of the CIL construct, which may be one reason for the close relationship.
The information is anticipated to be useful for researchers, end users as well as planners.
From this information, we anticipated a low ability to preserve blood flow to the legs and decided that vascular reconstruction was needed.
The other reason is, since data from various users is intermingled in the cloud controlled only by the service provider, retrieving and placing a hold on one user's information for anticipated litigation request may affect other users who are not involved [34].
This technical assistance included background information on anticipated tidal conditions when the tsunami was set to arrive, wave height estimates from state-modeled scenarios for areas not covered by NOAA's forecast models, and clarifying which regions of the state were at greatest risk.
In the case of new proposed centers or new facility cores within an existing center, similar information regarding anticipated use of the cores should be provided.
The updated information is anticipated to facilitate the identification of molecular markers in desired positions of the genome and make the SSR and SNP databases more user-friendly.
It should be written down and structured in such a way as to contain information about anticipated timescales demonstrating progress, but also accommodating setbacks and change.
The open-ended questions and interview technique gave parents the opportunity to discuss what they considered important, to have greater control in the interview process, and to share information not anticipated by the researcher [ 19].
