Panellists discussed the need not only to set values, but to ensure that all those involved in an organisation follow them in their day-to-day working lives, and to ensure they tap into the universal human qualities that underpin relationships between parents and children, friendship and community, such as fairness, courage, trust and love.
However, uncertainty remains as to direct causality and the mechanisms underpinning relationships between kidney function and CVD [ 9, 10].
The extent to which variation in MY can be exploited, depends on the stability of the underpinning relationships with production traits.
Histidine ΔpKas underpin the relationships that we observe in the current work.
The "software" – by which we mean the ideas and interests, values and norms, and affinities and power that guide actions and underpin the relationships among system actors and elements – are also critical to the overall health systems performance [ 7, 9].
In addition to the tangible elements of health systems, Sheikh et al. [ 21] argue that 'software', such as values, norms, and power, that " guide actions and underpin the relationships amongst system actors and elements are also critical to overall health system performance".
Nolan et al. [ 20]:203] argued that person-centred care fails to "…capture the interdependencies and reciprocities that underpin caring relationships" and it does not elicit "…mutual appreciation of each other's knowledge, recognition of its equal worth, and its sharing in a symbolic way to enhance and facilitate joint understanding".
Convincing evidence for a positive relationship with total PA was found for the factors walkability and quality of the environment, with a strong relationship for walkability (results of at least four independent samples underpin the relationship).
These findings highlight the importance of further research to examine the causal relationship between sleep duration and risk-taking and to elucidate the mechanisms that underpin this relationship.
The "living with constant threat" element of coercion is well understood, but being controlled through having no access to your own earnings can be a powerful factor underpinning abusive relationships – and is not obvious at all.
The present study adopts a modern path modelling approach to understand potential causal pathways that may underpin this relationship.
