Assessment of the health impacts of transport interventions is characterised by much uncertainty, competing values, and differential or conflicting impacts for different population groups at a local or wider level.
The design of the intervention was characterised by a high degree of flexibility, for example, the latitude of the practices in selecting topics, the latitude of the facilitators in shaping their facilitation approach, and the absence of a detailed description for standardising the structure and content of the visits.
Increasing recovery periods following a MTrP modelling intervention in rats are characterised by different frequencies and amplitudes of SEA from TBs. 2014012.
Education, support and behavioural interventions in a group setting are characterised by different communication styles.
As indicated, interventions for communication and participation are characterised by the diversity and multiplicity of their purposes and the complexity of the situations surrounding their use.
In intervention research, applications of SCT are characterised by efforts to increase self-efficacy, i.e., people's beliefs in their capacity to accomplish behaviour change in a specific domain of functioning, e.g., healthy eating [ 18].
It is well established that most medical interviews in primary care are characterised by a scarcity of patient-centred interventions and a predominance of doctor-centred behaviours.
In contrast to conditional aid arrangements in North south cooperation, global South models are characterised by mutual benefit, autonomy and non-intervention between partners (Quadir 2013: 324 325).
These aspects are characterised by the Commission for the Social Determinants of Health, respectively, as 'macro'mesomeso' and 'micro' level policy interventions that are necessary to reduce health inequities [ 1].
The manufactured sensors are characterised.
