A collaborative trial on non-target and suspect screening of indoor dust was launched in 2016 for the identification of pollutants specific to indoor environments, which provides relevant input for harmonization of practices and for the definition of a list of CECs relevant for indoor environment and their prioritization.
This strengthens a tool that contributes to the city's seismic risk management in activities related to preparedness and emergency response, since it provides relevant input data for the proper operation and assignment of physical and human resources within the city during a crisis situation.
Gaining insight on how young men reason regarding IPV, and how this reasoning might be challenged by activism, may provide relevant input to ongoing policies and programmes aiming to transform the sociocultural patterns that sustain IPV.
The consulted experts must allocate sufficient time to the consultation and they need to be well prepared in order to fully understand the questions and provide relevant inputs.
To provide relevant inputs, the Slovenian government asked the OECD to produce an independent comprehensive assessment of the current situation, which included a comprehensive analysis of key domestic trends and comparative international performance.
Palaeoecology, as an ecological discipline, is able to provide relevant inputs for conservation science and ecosystem management, especially for issues involving long-term processes, such as ecological succession, migration, adaptation, microevolution, and extinction.
These results provide a relevant input which should be taken into account when designing driver training programs for novice drivers.
Our functional connectivity analysis revealed that those parietal regions that are stronger connected to the dorsal seed, which is selective for memorizing object location, are in turn strongly coupled with a key region for coordinating reaching movements as well as those "lower" visual areas that provide the relevant input on object locations (Fig. 6a).
In a health context, the concept of autonomy supportive communication behaviour represents an interpersonal climate whereby the HCP places the patient at the centre of the treatment experience, for example, taking the perspective of the patient into account, providing relevant information and opportunities for patient input and choice [ 10].
