Other deliberations are more limited, with some useful insights gained at the expense of other ideas in need of better articulation or reconsideration.
Based on the previous problems, and taking into account the need for articulation between the levels of explanation of psychosocial phenomena in social psychology (Doise 1982), the societal approach to values has been proposed.
In the face of these concerns, there's a great need for the articulation of alternative models of resource allocation that don't necessitate militarism and subjugation.
For the most part, though, this Mozart needed punchier rhythms, cleaner dynamic contrasts, sharper details of articulation and phrasing.
The findings are highly suggestive of the need for explicit articulation and longitudinal threading of EBP in learning objectives in the required minimum curriculum for PT.
The first steps in the self-directed learning process are the definition of learning needs and the articulation of learning goals.
In the design of endocutters with improved vessel accessibility, what has been needed is a narrower anvil and shaft, a wider range of articulation and consistent firing power while maintaining equivalent haemostasis to current devices.
Indeed, public health has previously identified challenges in need of focused innovation, such as the articulation of the Grand Challenges in Global Health and corresponding funding of innovative strategies to address these challenges (Cohen 2005; Varmus et al. 2003).
Although the PReCaP fidelity assessment was demonstrated to be a feasible measurement instrument, it also showed the need for further articulation of the criteria for inclusion of the conditional intervention components (e.g. 'Support and provide treatment to informal caregiver by social worker or psychologist).
However, there is a need for careful articulation of the term 'cancer-control' and a reassessment of essential medicines and technologies in LMICs.
