The work operated on three interrelated levels.
Boesch ([1989]) distinguishes three interrelated levels of space: material or distance space, function space and process space (Boesch, [1989]:100).
The model consists of 4 interrelated levels of practice aiming to cultivate an environment, individual quality, and skills that are conducive for the healthy socio-emotional development of young children.
The chapter postulates a hierarchy of vocalization, vocal learning, and recognition involving three interrelated levels of emotional circuity: (1) amygdala-hypothalamus circuitry at the base, (2) ''cortical'' connections at the top, and (3) dorsal posterior thalamus connections in between.
This perspective recognizes multiple and interrelated levels of causation, offering the possibility for models that are more integrated rather than fragmented.
They are composed of a large number of elements and are focussed on a variety of interrelated levels: the patient as an individual, health professionals and the organisation that offers health services to the community, in a context that is characterised by work overload and lack of time.
All four levels of the framework are interrelated and level one builds the base for higher levels of evaluation, for graduates' views of the programme (reaction) serve as a pointer as to whether learning is possible [ 1, 3].
Its secret seems to be its proximity to a major university, Stanford, and a dense, fluid concentration of interrelated high-level talent, capital, and technology within easy driving range — not serendipitous pedestrian culture.
The prioritization problem has been broken down into a hierarchy of interrelated decision levels, each of which involves a number of factors.
From this study it was concluded that multi-level, interrelated interventions directed at an entire population of mothers and children hold promise to improve the effectiveness and outcomes of health care for families and children.
