Our findings agree with this, as the utility for subaction 2b (i.e. the policymaker clearly specified examples of research that contributed to the decision) had a significant and non-trivial impact on respondents' ratings of instrumental use.
Based on the importance values, the subaction referring to the extent of direct research use within the document (subaction 2a) was two times more important than whether or not the policymaker specified examples of research that influenced the policy (subaction 2b).
The interpretive difficulty is due partly to the unfamiliarity of the technique, partly to the absence of any clearly specified examples in the text, and partly to the terminology the Mohists use to explain it.
It may also be necessary to specify more clearly "examples of ways in which support for a proscribed organisation could be invited", he explains.
If not otherwise specified, the arbitrary examples of patients presented in the figures were based on an average male that was aged 75 years, was a carrier of the APOE ε4 allele, did not receive NSAID/acetylsalicylic acid therapy, had nine years of education, exhibited an IADL score of 16, and received 65% of the maximum recommended dose of ChEI.
The configuration file, which is a simple text file consisting of options and values as well as explanations of the options can be edited to specify, for example, the types of BLAST comparisons to be performed, the base composition plots to display, and the size of the map to be generated.
The staff have to work to a huge guidance document which used to specify, for example, that pictures of bodily fluids (excepting semen) were permitted, but not any showing breastfeeding mothers.
While the activity of translating concepts is usually undertaken in the few syntheses of qualitative research that exist, there are few examples that specify the detail of how this translation is actually carried out.
After discussing theoretical considerations and specifying the model itself, examples of typical networks are explored.
