Moreover, Minkman et al. ([ 9] p.10) conclude in their research on a stroke QIC that Participation was important: "the possibility for exchanging ideas and results with other regions were motivating factors, which emphasized achieving results".
Benitez writes that the market in Siti Akbari "provides possibilities for exchange and connections" between persons of all cultures and backgrounds, connecting them.
At the EU level, this data provides possibilities for comparison, exchanging, benchmarking and learning from best practices.
In 1994, on the basis of emerging evidence (17), the American Diabetes Association first suggested the possibility of exchanging dietary carbohydrate for MUFA in dietary recommendations for type 2 diabetes (18).
Earlier, Mr Ponomaryov said there was the possibility of exchanging the monitors for militia members held by the Kiev government.
Earlier, self-declared Sloviansk Mayor Vyacheslav Ponomaryov said there was the possibility of exchanging the monitors for militia members held by the Kiev government.
This is a gleaming movie about a man with his back to the wall, facing disgrace on several fronts and the possibility of exchanging his Armani suit for prison garb.
While the picture touches occasionally on the current economic crisis and problems of downsizing (Pete and Debbie are faced with the possibility of exchanging their fine house for something more modest), This Is 40 is closer to The Philadelphia Story than The Grapes of Wrath when it comes to reflecting a national Depression.
"Because, when it comes to nanotechnology, it is this very possibility for exchange and interaction that's really at the core of progress".
Actors only contribute resources when they perceive that their contributions will be reciprocated (Blau 1964), and as relationships evolve, the possibility for exchange emerges.
