Unique features of the new model (CLM-APSIM) include more detailed phenology stages, an explicit implementation of the impacts of various abiotic environmental stresses (including nitrogen, water, temperature and heat stresses) on maize phenology and carbon allocation, as well as an explicit simulation of grain number.
The bylaw is currently being revised to make the cost-effectiveness criterion, which has been in place for only 2 years, more explicit and to clarify its implementation [ 5].
This can be done by means of explicit implementation of a bank of filters or, more usually, by means of some type of linear or nonlinear time-frequency transformation, including nonconstant bandwidth analysis like wavelet transform.
Recommendations: FOR UNICEF More explicit emphasis on supporting Government systems for policy development and design of implementation models.
Our findings suggest that the implementation of patient decision aids in clinical practice should involve a more explicit recognition of the challenge of this approach and the implicit reordering of power that it may involve, however further research is required.
Another potential research avenue is to examine whether combining food no-go training with other interventions (e.g. implementation intentions as in Veling et al., 2014) or adding more explicit instructions/information about hypothesized mechanisms strengthens training effects.
Coupled with implementation of better exposure incident information systems [ 46], they should facilitate more explicit evaluations of the impacts of environmental policies and programs.
The explicitness of feedback is given in a cline ranging from more explicit to less explicit.
Health care decisions at this "population-policy level" affect more people, require more explicit justification, and are influenced by a myriad of competing issues (e.g., strength of the evidence, feasibility of implementation, political attractiveness) [ 2, 31].
