NIH's evaluation is provided as a written commentary, which gives important information about how the program is perceived to function--how much "value" the training program provides toward the students' future careers as physician-scientists.
The interviews lasted from 20 minutes to one hour, and included open-ended questions to the supervisors and ANs about what supervision consisted in, how activities were perceived to function, how the activities influenced the ANs, as well as questions to ANs about their motivation and their perceptions of their work.
The paper concludes that investment in urban GI that is visibly greener, that facilitates access to GI and other amenities, and that is perceived to promote multiple functions and benefits on a single site (i.e. multi-functionality) generate higher WTP values.
Items on the MCS assess how emotional health is perceived to limit social functioning and productivity in work and other roles, and the extent to which participants feel anxious, depressed, and lethargic.
A therapist may experience in their practice a client in crisis, unable to function if their relationship is perceived to be in jeopardy or has ended.
In so doing, the total wave function from Eq. 15 is perceived to be normalized.
Items on the PCS assess how health is perceived to limit everyday physical activities, how physical health is perceived to limit social functioning and productivity in work and other roles, and the extent to which pain is experienced.
Mechanisms to ensure continuity of policies between governments, such as legislation, are perceived to not function or be as effective as they should be.
In contrast to prior research, long-term orientation and contractual functions were perceived to play a relatively limited role in improving owner contractor relationships.
Biotechnology research is traditionally focused on individual microbial strains that are perceived to have the necessary metabolic functions, or the capability to have these functions introduced, to achieve a particular task.
Siloed Networks may be less effective in bridging evidence-policy-practice gaps across the broader health continuum because their goals, activities and functions are perceived to be independent of one another.
