This has energized two groups who are notoriously apathetic and lacking in civic engagement — the young and the poor — and has done so outside the existing architectures of power and politics.
Further, the politico-administrative decision-makers and administrators were found lacking in manifest leadership engagement related to the NQR and the local quality improvement, both at regional and healthcare provider levels [ 16].
We have a bleak drama landscape lacking in curiosity or active engagement, a drama of repetitive technique, the safety of familiar genre convention.
She finds emotional engagement lacking in Brecht's work and then presents empirical evidence that purports to substantiate her claim.
Knowledge-translation theories follow a bilateral-stages heuristic, which means that a stepwise procedure between stakeholders supposedly ensures that the existing knowledge is applied in policy and practice, but what is lacking in these is reciprocity, mutual engagement and domain integration.
What big data lacks in terms of understanding public engagement and the influence some people have on others, social data makes up for.
Despite what it lacks in overall coherence and critical engagement, The Underground Is Massive delivers an account of EDM's proliferation that feels much more immersive, immediate, and affectively charged than other history books in the past.
39 Physicians who do not recommend or provide influenza or pneumococcal vaccines indicate that they lack engagement in preventative care as they focus on urgent healthcare issues during office visits.
In 2009, Shiller was criticized by Uptown residents for her perceived lack of engagement in address crime in the neighborhood, including a string of violent robberies in nearby Lakeview that attracted the attention of the Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, and local TV news.
"In general there was a lack of engagement in what was going on here".
Especially if they are among the many whose problem is their lack of engagement in what is going on in a classroom.
