Furthermore, the experts suggested additional terms or concepts concerning both the description and the content of the key competences (11%), and mentioned overlaps between key competences or CanMEDS roles (5%).
In this article, we present the key functionalities of the toolbox, quantify their performance, and discuss the novel implementation of important methodological concepts concerning parameter identifiability, confidence intervals and statistical tests for model validation and discrimination.
The concept "material object" must therefore be available if concepts concerning space are to be possible.
Frequently cited key concepts also include complementarity, which concerns selection of complementary areas to avoid duplication of effort, and threat and vulnerability, which concern the persistence of biodiversity features in focal areas (Margules & Pressey, 2000; Cabeza & Moilanen, 2001; Sarkar et al., 2006; Moilanen, 2008).
The key concepts associated with this discussion concern ideas associated the types of skills needed to carryout moral judgments and commitments as well as the will needed to do so.
In addition to the concept elicitation results, when the LPH was debriefed with patients it was well understood and the questions were considered relevant, with no concerns raised that key concepts were missing, thus providing further evidence of content validity.
This also raises some questions concerning the proper understanding of the key concepts of representation and symbol, the nature of the implementation-program dichotomy, and the precise relationship among the gross mentalistic discourse and the inner representation manipulating events.
Based on what was previously presented in this paper, the main contributions of this work are (i) the O4C ontology, which provides a clear conceptual definition regarding the software concern domain, highlighting the key concepts and relationships involved in it.
This concern inhibited them from choosing key concepts and designing learning activities.
Despite the emerging landscape concerning the science of care coordination, research has clarified and determined key concepts about workflow processes of interprofessional care which are also very dependent on context.
