Thus, designing theoretical frameworks would provide the possibility of designing more precise therapeutic, educational interventions for researchers, counselors and psychologists.
However, the differences found for the different age groups could also be due to the more precise measure of the educational attainment for the older age group.
Moreover, a randomized control trial of physicians is necessary to determine the precise mechanism that the educational intervention had on physicians' behavior.
The precise nature of legal, educational and organizational conditions for nurse prescribing varies considerably, from situations where nurses prescribe independently to situations in which prescribing by nurses is only allowed under strict conditions and close supervision by physicians.
Most of them had not received sex education in their home country, and only the participant with the highest educational level had precise knowledge on STI/HIV.
How can we define relevant educational contents without precise knowledge about motorcycle riding in real context?
The UK and US studies used area-based measures of deprivation or income, whereas this study used a precise individual level measure of maternal educational status.
The currently available data underline the need to test structured and replicable group approaches with long-term educational multidisciplinary support, on precise theoretical bases and adapted to different publics and cultures [ 22, 27, 28].
29, 30 The currently available data show the need for testing structured and replicable group approaches with long-term educational multidisciplinary support, based on precise theoretical bases and adapted to different populations and cultures.
"Although never adopted in the precise form proposed by Condorcet," observes Baker, "this educational plan influenced the shape of French education throughout the nineteenth century and into the twentieth" (Baker 1976, xxvii).
