Examples of containment

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On the one hand, the basic principle of containment and the prevention of technological exports were to be retained.
Second, they depend upon the cost-containment measures implemented by the hospital.
He saw that survivors faced the problems of containment and mental disturbance.
During the containment there were continuing high mortality rates.
The study reviewed self-reported levels of cost consciousness in practice, attitudes, obstacles related to cost containment, and knowledge of the costs of medical resources.
They will still focus more on short-term objectives (both outcome improvement and cost containment) than on optimal service for their clients' health status.
In the rest of the industrialized world, cost-containment efforts had been spearheaded by government authorities.
Three perspex arenas (120 x 120 x 0.5 cm) were placed around the containment tank.
Throughout, the physical and symbolic aspects of containment are both recognized and explored.
Cooking in a pot involves containment, but in contrast, roasting and cremation are uncontained activities.
Choosing between containment of disease and containment of resistance is an area where disease models can help determine the optimal solution.
A composite object is modeled as a building entity linked by containment relationships to other building entities that represent the par ts.
The troughs were constructed with extended sidewalls that permitted the introduction and containment of overland flow.
In contrast, however, there is a marked lack of research on the effects of the economic containment policy.
Cost-containment issues shadow the patient when health complications require treatment in distant, tertiary care settings.
Continued emphasis on cost containment will hasten the transformation.
We also explored containment around two other behavioral "infractions": academic disengagement and rudeness to others.
Studies examining developmental changes in parent containment and replicating central findings using alternative measures and in different geographic locations would also be useful.
As with containment, this construct was explored given its relevance to white collar professional communities in particular.
We also investigated the degree to which children's sense of containment predicted their use of coercion and other forms of antisocial behavior.
We also suspect that children who lack a sense of containment are relatively unaffected by parents' disciplinary practices.
We did find evidence suggesting that containment beliefs are an indicator of whether children will be responsive to parents' socialization efforts.
High-risk children whose parents combined relatively effective discipline with an emotionally positive relationship reported a stronger sense of containment.
We would predict, for example, that a child's beliefs about containment could at times undergo significant reorganization.
Regardless of its origins, a sense of containment has yet to be investigated as a potential contributor to the development and maintenance of childhood aggression.
However, findings from our supplemental analyses also lend credence to the argument that children's containment beliefs are, to some degree, relationship specific.
Parental discipline that was harsh, intrusive, and inconsistent predicted externalizing problems, but only for children with a greater sense of containment.
Nevertheless, this appears to be mainly concerned with cost containment.
Across the capitalist world the problem of cost containment has dominated health care since the mid-1970s.
More specifically, we were interested to find out which factors influence children's conceptualization of scenes of containment and how this is expressed in their language.
Such a multidimensional data model should accommodate spatial values that exhibit partial containment relationships instead of the total containment relationships assumed up to now.
The unified representation allows for weakening of trace effects through trace containment, whereas the constraint form allows for more expressive type subsumption.
Inference is decidable, despite the general undecidability of trace effect equality and containment, due to a restricted form of constraints generated by inference.
When containment becomes difficult, then damage-limitation is necessary.
If resistance is no longer possible, then containment must be tried.
Therefore, one of the essential hallmarks of life may be containment in a cell membrane.
The containment of bigotry and its effects is not properly accomplished through censoring categories of speech.
The 'super-max ' model is based on physical containment of prisoners in isolation cells and remote management of the environment.
Ultimately, containment plus deterrence will be replaced by arms-control e^orts that limit or end proliferation.
The elements of the hierarchy are called graph packages, while edges in the hierarchy graph model the containment relation between packages.
We model the containment relation as a graph, called the coupling graph.
Despite attempts to radicalize pantomime, the genre generates its own ideological effects and containments.
The rule systems are distinguished from the standard approach by the fact that a set of coercions, specifying containments between types, is used as well as the usual type assignment.
In the past the torus has been more in favour as its plasma containment is more efficient.
The result was less a false reading as a distorted projection, a form of inadvertent self-containment.
Because our primary objective was to assess perceived containment among highly aggressive children, departures from a normal distribution are not particularly problematic.
We propose that children's containment beliefs represent an important but understudied factor in the development and maintenance of childhood aggression.
In this article we describe efforts to examine the construct of perceived containment in a sample that includes aggressive, high-risk children.
The present findings raise other important questions, including questions about the origin of children's containment beliefs.
Children who lacked a strong sense of containment were generally viewed as engaging in more problem behavior.
Because the study's design was crosssectional rather than longitudinal, the dynamic relations between perceived containment and its correlates measured over time are currently unknown.
Additional support for the hypothesized relations among parenting variables, children's externalizing behavior, and perceived containment was found in our supplemental analyses.
To empirically examine the basis for these views, we drew upon research on a relatively new construct in developmental psychopathology, called containment.
Interactions between commitment and the containment dimensions generally showed that the most deleterious combination, as expected, was low commitment and low containment.
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