Maybe this committee is the starting place for the next stage of action.
According to Prochaska's transtheorical model, the stage of action is a milestone in the long-term smoking cessation process.
Characters tend to develop strangely (or not at all); settings are sometimes created from a fusillade of petty-seeming details that can collectively avoid a straightforward accounting of the basic proscenium stage of action.
The information architecture of an action theory-based smart meter web portal designed to facilitate electricity saving in private households is described with a focus on intervention techniques that support the transition from each stage of action planning to the next.
Four days later, when Bush convened a seminal meeting of his senior advisers at Camp David to decide retaliatory steps, the Defense Department submitted a paper that depicted Iraq, the Taliban and al Qaeda as priority targets in the first stage of action, the commission states.
PNG take four points forward, while Scotland, UAE, Hong Kong and Namibia all carry two points and Kenya will start from scratch, ahead of the next stage of action which starts on Sunday.
In order to investigate the most efficient erythrocytic stage of action of salinosporamide A against the parasite cell cycle, we proceeded to a phenotypic analysis of the treated and non-treated cultures at the three main stages of the parasite intra-erythrocytic cycle.
While in the stage of action, patients need the advice of an expert [ 24].
Compound stage of action and protein synthesis inhibition studies were conducted as previously described.
Using Prochaska and DiClemente's staged model of change [ 22], most participants in the current study moved from the stage of contemplation to the stage of action.
In our findings, patients often told stories that indicated that they were in a stage of action when motivated to persist in treatment.
