The conceptual rigor and innovativeness of perspectives characterizing these papers helps highlight the potential contribution of management scholars to the interdisciplinary study of services.
Distinctively sociological approaches are highlighted by means of explicit comparison to perspectives characterizing related disciplines such as psychology, psychiatry, and anthropology.
Here we describe the complementary nature of the three perspectives characterizing the NexGen framework for risk science a pathway-based toxicity testing paradigm, a population health approach, and advanced risk assessment.
We evaluated MRU and costs associated with ADPKD from a payer perspective, characterized MRU and costs among clinically relevant subgroups, and examined the cost of disease progression.
From the perspective of peer-review, virtual group writing emphasizes the social construction of knowledge, a theoretical perspective characterized by the assertion that knowledge is created through social interaction [ 19].
And without greater awareness of the wider perspectives, the West will prolong a default position characterized by confusion and paralysis.
The latter perspective characterizes those scholars who defend the idea that experiences of female embodiment can be manifest in distinctive expressive styles that yet accommodate difference.
The play's heated final scene (set a year earlier) between clever go-getter Marlene, who has more or less abandoned her past to forge ahead, and depressed, resentful Joyce, who has borne the burden of responsibility for all that Marlene has left behind, thrillingly captures the clash of sociopolitical perspectives that characterized Margaret Thatcher's Britain.
Drawing on earlier United Nations perspectives that characterized poor health as one of several threats to human security and well-being, health security captures the need for collective action and preparedness to reduce vulnerabilities to public health threats that transcend borders (13 ).
It was this preoccupation with perspective that characterized future developments of the Renaissance stage and indeed the modern theatre, though the effects were usually achieved through painted backdrops and wings.
