Sentence examples for outer settings from inspiring English sources

These will include findings related to the characteristics of the intervention, inner and outer settings, individual implementers and the process.

Constructs of two domains (Inner and Outer settings) were applied to the dimensions of the three systems as in our case there is no single set of Inner/Outer settings due to the complex nature of the interrelated systems under study.

Frameworks for EBP model and knowledge were particularly low on the outer settings, both the local environment and external system domains, and may benefit from investigating elements from other frameworks in future implementation efforts.

In the interviews with service users, cares and front line professionals, the identification of outer settings (factors such as the economic, political and social context in which an organisation resides) was much less in evidence than a focus on inner-setting features that needed to be changed.

At the baseline, the aim was to assess influencing factors for the intervention; i.e.: intervention characteristics (e.g. familiarity with the Falls CPG content), inner and outer settings (e.g. local workflow) as well as characteristics of the individuals (e.g. participants' self-efficacy).

The remaining sequences (DS 4 DS 7) reflect open marine mid to outer ramp settings.

The recorded MS trends, however, broadly correspond to facies changes reflecting relative sea level fluctuations in proximal middle to distal outer ramp settings.

He won a Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of Japan lifetime achievement award, and an obituary in the Independent called him "one of the best-known specialists in Japan in essu effu (SF, or science fiction)", adding that he "excelled in parodies of human behaviour and acerbic portraits of common Japanese types in outer-space settings".

The utilization of EPIS in JJ-TRIALS provides a model for practical and applied use of implementation frameworks in real-world settings that span outer service system and inner organizational contexts in improving care for vulnerable populations.

Participants were from healthcare settings in inner and outer London.

At home with relatives, in compounds and all-female settings, women can shed their outer layers.