Many of them display context as the underlying frame of an intervention but limit it to its hindering or facilitating role [ 7, 8, 10].
Given the observed relative fluid and repeated movement across the "boundary" of 15 headache days per month in this systematically recruited sample of persons with migraine, the underlying framing of these studies may need to be reconsidered.
Context is seen as the underlying frame within an organisational health intervention is implemented, change occurs, and outcomes emerge.
Context is defined as the underlying frame that influences and is influenced by an OHI.
A number of German grammarians claim that the verb is originally located at the sentence end of the German underlying frame [16] [20].
On the other hand, in the framework of generative grammar specific theoretical constraints lead to the conjecture that all surface structures in a given language are derived from one basic underlying frame [15].
But the real fun is down below, sparking conversations about underlying concepts, underlying reality and the underlying frame of debate.
The horror, though it underlies every frame of the film, is subsumed into the intimate story of a grieving, traumatised family: two elderly parents, Rohani and Rukun, and their youngest son, who, 50 years after the genocide, are still living in a village where the murderers of their son and countless other victims are either feared or treated as heroes.
Strictly, these scenarios are akin to that obtained in the vast majority of cross-sectional studies whereby data refers to a dynamic population and the time frame of an underlying followed up population is simply not recoverable.
Underlying the book is a rumination on enmity among women in which Julavits's talents as a writer are evident in the precision of her observations, as when she notes the frame of a Barcelona chair, "like two swords locked in a fencing parry".
