These constitutive equations are introduced in a layered beam approach, in order to derive physically motivated relationships between generalised stresses and strains at the sectional level.
This is a very relevant lesson for the new PHNs, who could play a significant role in incentivising and motivating relationships and partnerships between key stakeholders, and thus drive greater integration across the healthcare system overall.
In Kambuali, the motivating relationship was between the RHC and the MCC; in Mambilima, it was between the RHC and the DHMT.
The choice for a MPS.BR-related profile was motivated by the straight relationship between the reference model and context of Brazilian software companies.
For example, in the above motivating example, relationships between the concentration and ACR20 at week 24 in principle will differ between the q8-weeks and the q12-weeks regimens.
In effect the inquiry will be able to make recommendations for reforms in all areas of policing including recruitment policy, the internal "canteen" culture of the force, the investigation of racially motivated crimes, and the external relationship between the police force and black and Asian people.
We were motivated to re-investigate the relationship between physicochemical properties and antibacterial activity for several reasons.
Initially motivated by problems concerning the relationship between tense and modality raised by the Master Argument of Diodorus Cronus, Arthur Prior introduced and analysed in detail over more than a decade several versions of Tense Logic (Prior 1957 1967 196969).
This observation motivated an investigation of the relationship between an organism's lifestyle and the complement of domains and domain architectures found within its proteome.
To improve HW performance and quality of care, motivating workplace trust relationships between colleagues can be strengthened through good relationships between cadres, collegial recognition, supportive teamwork, respect and good communication in the workplace [ 47, 51, 52, 58].
