In this view of AT, among the many possibilities, digital gaming may be a resource that is capable of contributing to motor development, communication, and other cognitive processes of persons with disabilities.
The processes of person-centered care (or interventions to promote them) cannot (and should not be expected to) "compete" with interventions that are more directly oriented to such health status outcomes when the competition is judged on these kinds of outcomes alone.
Recovery, or engineering resilience, is a dynamic process of both persons and ecosystems in response to disturbances, and the speed and the magnitude of recovery from stressful events depend on traits in both cases (response ability in people [Campbell 2011]; biodiversity in ecosystems [Nash et al. 2016]).
Patients treated with hypoglycemic agents had higher fasting glucose levels and longer duration of disease compared with both individuals on dietetic therapy and those without diabetes, suggesting that severity and duration of diabetes and degree of metabolic control might play an important role in the disablement process of older persons with diabetes (29).
The human becoming practice methodology was chosen to apply a holistic patient approach, focusing on the coping and transformation process of the individual person.
The human becoming practise methodology was chosen to apply a holistic patient approach, focusing on the coping and transformation process of the individual person.
Nevertheless, Paul S. Ryan, a lawyer at the nonpartisan Campaign Legal Center, said there seemed to be some tension within the opinion, because it cites a regulation that says foreign nationals shall not "directly or indirectly" play a role in the "decision-making process" of any person's "election-related activities," including the making of contributions.
The concept describes a dynamic process of a person's coping capacity related to risk factors.
The process of measuring person estimations on the same scale is called equating.
The reading-into-writing process is regarded as 'the process of a person who reads a relevant book, an article, a letter, knowing he or she needs to write' (Flower, 1990, p. 6).
