These methodological strengths are important for advancing the science of settings-based approaches to sedentary behaviour change, as well as building the evidence base for the translation of this work into population-health and workplace-health practice.
Some would say this is much like the culture of science in settings such as lab meetings and seminars.
By probing moral quandaries (concerning sensitive information, gender issues and the militarisation of science) in different settings, their ambiguities become more pronounced.
Findings from this study illustrate the challenges of translating basic science to clinical settings.
The individuals and organizations whose job is to research, coordinate, influence, create, and disseminate science policy toil in a variety of settings: academia, think tanks, government agencies, the private sector, and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs).
Social science research from a wide range of settings and disciplines has demonstrated that children raised by same-sex couples (including gay male couples) experience similar outcomes to those raised by opposite-sex couples in relation to psychological, physical and social development.
Importantly, they spoke of using these skills in a variety of settings beyond the science classroom, including in their jobs, in their interpersonal relationships, and in their nonscience classes.
Although the science of decision-making in health settings is advancing, few studies have evaluated the long-term outcomes of decision-aids on cancer patients' well-being [190].
Sensitivity to these issues will be critical in spreading and sustaining this, or any other, approach to adapting the science of improvement to real-world settings.
The introductory lessons were trialed in at least 28 classes, with students representing various levels of science background and interest, and in a diversity of settings.
See a variety of settings and sizes.
