Second, at the analytical framework level this article briefly identifies the two dimensions of the applicability of policies and the pressure for implementation with reference to the context of policy implementation.
Thus, El Niño costero provides lessons to heed, not only with respect to the forecast information, but also with reference to the context of the forecast and disaster setting, which can influence disaster responses to hydrometeorological threats.
In order to do this, the researchers deployed Actor Network Theory (ANT): an analytical tool which unpacks factors shaping the success of technologies with reference to the contexts in which they are adopted, by considering them as interacting 'actors' in a social network of humans and non-humans [ 17].
It presents an assessment of research contributions with reference to the larger context of entrepreneurship domain.
With reference to the experimental context described in Section 2, in this paper we analyse: a) the number of trials required to make the respondents familiar with the network and the ATIS; b) the effect of different kinds of information and different levels of reliability on travellers' compliance and on route choices.
With reference to the Malaysian context, to date, including during the preparation of this manuscript, little published data regarding the epidemiology of CRE and CRKP was readily available.
Yet, only recently psycho-cognitive research has elucidated some of the mechanisms accounting for human learning, designating specific critical parameters with reference to the educational context.
Those findings are interpreted with reference to the structure and context of the specific teacher education program and can be useful for the design and development of EFL teacher education programs.
The framework is constructed with reference to the nicotine addiction context in smoking [ 18], and a modified Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) to guide the development of the smoking cessation intervention [ 19].
The survival of a few hundred children hardly mitigates the horror of the Holocaust, and this comparatively happy tale can be understood only with reference to the horrors of its context.
Recently, theory-based tools for assisting implementers in planning and 'thinking through' particular interventions with reference to the social and organisational contexts in which they are to be implemented have been offered [ 35, 36].
