Thus, CBPR partnerships may involve individuals and groups that are not members of the community of identity (Israel et al. 2003).
To make an analogy, it's as if an attorney decides to investigate only an arbitrary subgroup of the suspects of a crime, and not to report any proof, which may involve individuals which he wants to keep untarnished.
Questions sought to differentiate between a working relationship (e.g. shared care of patients or worked in the same lab) which may involve little individual choice of partners, and collaborative relationships (e.g. co-investigators on a funded project, participating in a clinical trial or audits) which involve negotiation and choice.
The audience may involve only the individual deliberating within himself or it may involve another person in a dialogue.
This may involve, for example, individual counseling, family work, liaison with schools and other professions, psychopharmacology, etc.
Analysis of the ESTs involves clustering, contig formation and annotation of thousands of fragments, interpretation of which may involve thousands of individual BLAST searches [ 2- 5].
This may involve group or individual training of health professionals who undergo assessment using standardised patients and validated scales that measure quality of communication [ 78].
Because IR is difficult to measure, a practical approach may involve non-diabetic individuals having 'metabolic syndrome' [ 97].
Nevertheless, participation in exercise may involve risks for individuals with diabetes because of their high prevalence of CVD, including silent ischemia, and other comorbid conditions (4).
Thus far, postconflict interactions between opponents and third parties have primarily been considered independently from those occurring during the conflict, despite the fact that they may involve the same individuals and may occur only seconds apart.
