Realist evaluations provide a way to study why interventions that have good effect in some settings fail when attempts are made to introduce them in other clinical settings: context matters [ 51].
One explanation suggests, however, that: "Besides the quality of the evidence at its source, how the results will apply to other settings matters, particularly when the data are limited to high-income countries.
John Rumpler, senior attorney at Environment America, a Boston-based nonprofit, called it a "huge, precedent-setting" matter.
This is where priority-setting matter most.
Berg's expressive Seven Early Songs and four Brahms songs were followed by Debussy's Baudelaire settings (no matter that her French sounded identical to her German), five by compatriot Sibelius and four by Strauss.
Why is it possible to contrive a situation where you can predict exactly what will happen, when, say, water is heated to a certain temperature in a controlled environment, but also, why is it that one can never make similar predictions in natural settings – no matter how much scientific knowledge we acquire, we still cannot dependably predict the weather.
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The novels on offer - The Dressmaker, The Bottle Factory Outing, An Awfully Big Adventure, Every Man for Himself and Master Georgie - span 25 years and a wide variety of settings and subject matter.
Since then, he's produced poetry that has traveled the globe in its settings and subject matter, reflecting a childhood growing up in Trinidad and youthful travels across Europe, the Middle East, India, and northern Africa.
A focus on rural and remote settings complicates matters and international evidence is hard to compare.
