This participation is necessary to stimulate impacts on care delivery processes that rely on an active role of physicians to stimulate workflow and workload changes and to improve their interaction with patients and thereby the quality of care delivered.
Discharged municipal, industrial and agricultural wastewaters contain many organic and inorganic contaminants which stimulate adverse impacts on human health and aquatic life.
Lange (2008) also argues that video may also stimulate participation and impact positively on learning processes and outcomes.
Participants also debated and reached consensus on four ranking criteria, to which they decided to attribute the same weight: 1. Innovation: Will the research stimulate innovation? 2. Impact: Is the resulting research likely to be effective in strengthening health systems and improving health?
It appears that sensory input indicating proximity of potential prey expands the range of small forces of impact that stimulate maximal discharge (i.e. to less than 1.10 mN) but not at larger forces of impact (i.e. at approximately 1.50 mN).
I wonder whether the ECB's willingness to expand its balance sheet to stimulate growth had more impact as a latent lever as opposed to one that has been deployed.
While access to knowledge gained from all publicly funded research is desired, access is especially important for fields that have broad social impact and stimulate public dialogue.
Buffer zones around protected areas (PA) can minimize negative human impacts and stimulate the sustainable use of natural resources.
Another finding from our study is that microbial cells at concentrations representative of typical and stimulated groundwaters can impact HAP formation by delaying precipitation, by making the precipitates less stoichiometric, and by reducing the incorporation of trace elements in the HAP as compared to cell-free systems.
This is not to say the music avoided the impact needed to stimulate headbanging.
