The method of participant observation and health workers' high work load led to an involvement of the observers in administrative and registration work.
Building on the framework for social learning through participation (Fig. 1), Fig. 4 illustrates how the combination of bottom-up and top-down approaches can lead to a greater involvement of citizens in decision-making.
In sum, different biobank models lead to a different involvement of children in the consent procedure.
Identification of a patient as palliative could also lead to a higher involvement of a palliative consultation service, which has been shown to improve quality of care [ 16].
However, cell- or tissue-type expression of one or another isoform might in some cases lead to a selective involvement of that isoform in tissue-specific effects.
Parental or family problems may decrease the family attachment felt by adolescents, which could lead to an increase in involvement with substance-using peers [ 74, 75].
Within the Blue Growth project, the use of this hybrid approach has led to an active involvement of stakeholders, generating energy in the process of defining a desirable future, while taking account of uncertainties in the developments in global development.
This focus on the fetal condition was also said to have led to an increased involvement of neonatologists and other paediatric specialists, not only in planning for postnatal care but also in discussions regarding the optimal time for delivery and mode of delivery.
I argue that consultant involvement can lead to an MCS adoption risk: recommending and choosing MCS because they are new or used by others, not because they are better choices for the firm.
Therefore, even though participants were not explicitly instructed to focus on the affective consequences, this higher involvement may lead to an implicit activation of the affective-motivational parts of the pain matrix to an extent that was similar as during the explicit unpleasantness ratings.
