A key feature of CIET's social audits, as distinct from Freire's approach, is the use of epidemiology in gathering and systematizing evidence from communities.
We suggest a framework of ecosystem services for systematizing the evidence on the provision of bio-physical benefits (e.g. CO2 sequestration) as well as social and psychological benefits (e.g. improved health) that enable coping with (adaptation) or reducing the adverse effects (mitigation) of climate change.
In recent years, a number of technical advances have been made in methods for the synthesis of qualitative data, and these have been driven by the need to find ways to systematize the evidence generated by such studies and to extend their utility for policy and practice research [ 3, 22- 26].
Focusing in the deacylation step of the ALDH-catalyzed reaction, here we review and systematize the crystallographic evidence of the structural features responsible for the conformational flexibility of the catalytic glutamyl residue, and for the positioning of the hydrolytic water molecule inside the ALDH active site.
This paper reports on the EU co-funded research BISTAIRS (brief interventions in the treatment of alcohol use disorders in relevant settings) project, which aims to intensify the implementation of brief alcohol intervention by identifying, systematizing and extending evidence-based good practice across Europe.
A systematic review is a highly systematized literature review on a focused clinical question that identifies, appraises, selects and synthesizes all the relevant high quality research evidence; this is a highly time-consuming process.
The aims of this review are to gather and systematize the currently available evidence on the effect of the threat of eviction on health and its eventual spillover effects, to assess the quality of the selected studies, and to describe how these findings vary with respect to dimensions of social inequity.
His successor, Origen, systematized these hermeneutical principles.
The industrial age systematized our access to things.
