Conclusions and implications for downcore records
Trends in research on the tutor in problem-based learning: conclusions and implications for educational practice and research
... and conclusions that can be drawn from these studies are ...the implications of these findings for educational practice and policy makers are discussed and directions for future research are suggested ...
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Operating Leases: Implications for Lessees Credit. Overview and Conclusions
... Two valuation methods currently used at India Ratings are explained in this report: applying a multiple to the past year’s lease rental expense, and calculating the present [r] ...
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MIMAP Synthesis Report: Major Conclusions and Policy Implications
... Implications of the often-used flexibility assumptions pertaining to intersectoral mobility of labour however have to be examined in the context of Pakistan. Not only in general the labour markets are dualistic ...
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MIMAP Synthesis Report: Major Conclusions and Policy Implications
... Implications of the often-used flexibility assumptions pertaining to intersectoral mobility of labour however have to be examined in the context of Pakistan. Not only in general the labour markets are dualistic ...
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Assessing building performance in use 5: conclusions and implications
... There is little or no direct relationship between comfort and energy ef ciency, but an important indirect one, in that good management of the procurement of a building [r] ...
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CONCLUSIONS The findings suggest there might be adverse clinical and financial implications associated with changing insurance.
... Multi- variate analyses, adjusting for age, sex, case mix, and socioeconomic status derived from ZIP codes, examined the relationship between the first year of health insurance and Papan[r] ...
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Conclusions
... 8.2.2 Regional design as a form of discretion Discretion is, in popular terms, “the art of suiting action to particular circumstances” (The Rt Hon Lord Scarman, 1981, p.103). It evolves in the context of predefined ...
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Conclusions
... psychological implications of redevelopment on residents when initiating redevelopment policies and implementing the projects, as these issues are closely related to the life chances of the affected residents and ...
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SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
... The finding that ‘once alcoholic, one is ever an alcoholic’ has particular implications. Alcoholism is to be considered as an illness. It has to be treated Treatment alone is not enough. Post treatment effort to ...
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The implications of electronic health records for personalized medicine
... A major question is how to compile and sus- tain a coherent EHR across the lifetime of an individual. Shabo and colleagues suggested a new vision arguing that lifetime EHRs should be sustained by new players in the ...
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Electronic Medical Records: Legal and Ethical Implications for Patients
... maintaining privacy, confidentiality, and security of health care information in electronic medical records (EMR)3. Describe the parameters for EMR patient.[r] ...
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CONCLUSIONS ANALYSIS
... Housing Com. (1991) 54 Cal.3d 245, 268; People v. Woodhead (1987) 43 Cal.3d 1002, 1009; 79 Ops.Cal.Atty.Gen. 128, 131 (1996).) Indeed, certain provisions of the CWPA, WPA, and LGDIA indicate that they were not intended ...
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Summary and conclusions
... occurred, removing any reason to perform this study. A study was conducted amongst Dutch XTC couriers in foreign prisons. It showed that these individuals often have criminal records, and are looking for a quick ...
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Conclusions
... As noted previously, a reduction in oil spills entering the marine environment of the North Sea has been identified through aerial surveillance and satellite im- agery, using both Bonn [r] ...
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CONCLUSIONS
... However, even after physical injury, embarrassment, blackmail,and near torture, Chiyo eventually comes to accept her life as shebecomes a geisha. She has conquered all of her hardships[r] ...
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Conclusions
... Esta reflexión fue abordada a lo largo del workshop y de la presente publicación como un ejercicio empírico- teórico en tanto busca identificar procesos colaborativos de produc[r] ...
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Conclusions
... 193 Conclusions Therefore, new epistemologies and pedagogic tools seemed to be needed to make visible what was invisible in the contexts of informal settlement, namely the social practices, highlighting their ...
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Conclusions
... However, other housing associations – and other parties in other supply chains – can use the findings in multiple ways. First, the description of work floor experiences may provoke many ideas for practical interventions, ...
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Conclusions
... Even if thé argument between Mugabe and thé South African government centred on différent visions of the kind of political leadership one should have in the Southern African région, this[r] ...
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Conclusions
... – Office layout has the greatest impact on user satisfaction with thermal and psychological comfort, and it is also an important factor for saving energy;.. – Desk location has the grea[r] ...
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