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Citizens can also participate in volcano observation and monitoring carried out more systematically with the explicit aim of providing data and understanding that can be applied to reduce community risk, rather than solely for the purpose of scientific research.

Over the course of the next ten years, during which he published almost nothing, Kant would revise his views more systematically, with the publication of the Critique of Pure Reason in 1781 representing the first major step in his "critical turn".

Overall, the measures derived from movement component for the trials co-varied more systematically with learning performance.

Their evaluation is necessary to identify subgroups which are less sensitive to this intervention and which may require additional interventions using other entry points (e.g. sex workers using condoms more systematically with their clients).

At the same time, the top management of the local health authority decided to work more systematically with quality improvement in general, and developed a common strategy for conducting quality improvement projects.

With respect to the child effect model, adolescent GAD and SAD symptoms are stronger and more systematically associated with parental psychological control than with parental behavioral control.

It might also allow organizations to evaluate their range of supply and more systematically deal with overlap and gaps [ 19].

"It is time to stop confronting trafficking as a separate issue and address it more systematically along with other child protection issues".

In this way, empowerment evaluation is designed to improve programme implementation and strengthen systems by building local capacity for planning more systematically, implementing with quality, self-evaluating and using the information for continuous quality improvement.

Once he is taken into custody, Jesus (Jim Caviezel) is cuffed and kicked and then, much more systematically, flogged, first with stiff canes and then with leather whips tipped with sharp stones and glass shards.

In order to ensure this exchange of knowledge occurs more systematically, industry works with researchers to develop mechanisms such as Material Transfer Agreements which govern the transfer of tangible research materials between two organisations, such as industry and a part of the health research system, when the recipient intends to use it for his or her own research purposes.