An improved understanding of links between nurses' exposure to aggression, attitudes to, and actual involvement in, coercive measures, and their emotions (anger, guilt, fear, fatigue, sadness), could inform preparation and education for prevention and management of violence.
The overall purpose was to improve the understanding of links between human actions, their impact on ecosystems and the services they provide, and, ultimately, consequences for human wellbeing.
For all the understanding of links between various threats out there in the oceans, the most important link is still between scientific findings and political action - and it's the one where progress remains most conspicuously lacking.
There is a general need to improve our basic understanding of links between changes in external human drivers and the structure and functioning of ecosystems.
Understanding how it may affect human health and disease is complex and requires a thorough understanding of links between present climate and disease (Epstein 2005).
The size and anatomical location of stroke lesions is frequently evaluated to help advance our understanding of links between brain structure and human behaviour [ 1- 4].
With an appreciation for the role that culture and ethical conduct play, global health demands a broad understanding of linked risks, social determinants, and their impacts on health.
Here, we review the theoretical and empirical advances that enable an understanding of links between population abundance and evolution, and evaluate the potential role of such links in salmonid contemporary evolution.
The present review aims to summarize our current understanding of links between the core cell cycle machinery and the maintenance of pluripotency in ESCs (embryonic stem cells) and iPSCs (induced PSCs).
Earlier studies provide understanding of links between patients' and doctors' perceptions of the patient's condition, including knowledge of the patient's reasons for decisions made and subsequent adherence to medication [ 6, 7].
