The paper concludes by acknowledging that a technocentric analysis of place runs the risk of emphasising locational above humanistic elements, but argues that, done sensitively, a qualitative GIS approach offers great potential for engaging planners and policy makers with the importance of local connections to place.
Moreover, any focus on lay perspectives in the developing world runs the risk of emphasising exotic notions of difference, constructing so-called 'primitive' lay views in opposition to 'advanced' medical knowledge of SCD.
T.b. rhodesiense HAT has previously been shown to be associated with certain landscape features at larger geographical scales; that these relationships are maintained at smaller scales (which are also those most relevant to the individual's risk of exposure) emphasises their relevance for control.
The limited incremental value of these widely applied non-invasive investigations extended across all thirds of risk, emphasising the importance of the clinical assessment and the need for more effective methods of risk stratification in this group of patients.
TNS is rhetorical in its use of risk assessment, emphasising a rise-in-concentration criterion for the sake of consensual argument, in the knowledge that it is inadequate for environmental protection.
Nutley et al suggest [ 4] that evidence-based practices are at risk of over emphasising the instrumental use of research evidence at the expense of conceptual use, without which we cannot expect to grasp how research can influence understanding and receptivity to evidence.
We will, in the following, outline some properties of organic vegetables that could possibly contribute to explain our findings of a reduced risk of pre-eclampsia, emphasising that these are purely hypothetical suggestions since we only have associations from epidemiological data.
However, the studies recommended ways to raise the profile of occupational health by developing persuasive risk communication techniques, communicating the short-, medium- and long-term consequence of failure to manage risk and emphasising the harm that exposure to occupational health hazards can cause the individual, their family and their colleagues.
The importance of improvements in training and education in order to achieve a reduction in the risk of failure is emphasised.
Research on burnout among midwives found varying levels across different countries and work settings, but seemed to suggest that midwives are a professional group particularly at risk [ 48- 50], emphasising the importance of autonomy, work setting (home vs. hospital) and patient demands.
Considering current efforts for earlier detection and prevention of risk, these observations emphasise the risk associated with high diastolic blood pressure in young adulthood.
