Conclusions and Implications for the Quantitative Study
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
... At the national level, the poverty line so derived is (Rs 361.74) per month (Table 1). It is worth reporting that this poverty line shows the amount needed to meet the food requirement only. It is about 51 percent of the ...
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MIMAP Synthesis Report: Major Conclusions and Policy Implications
... At the national level, the poverty line so derived is (Rs 361.74) per month (Table 1). It is worth reporting that this poverty line shows the amount needed to meet the food requirement only. It is about 51 percent of the ...
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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.
... Despite these limitations, this study represents a step toward examining possible costs of changing insurance status. Depending on the measure examined, we observed adverse effects (less prevention, higher costs, ...
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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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Major Conclusions of the MFE Study
... early study of non- stationary burning plasmas aiming at ...the study of burning plasma physics in conventional and advanced tokamak configurations under quasi-stationary conditions and would contribute to ...
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STUDY. Conclusions: This study provides a current picture of dermatology
... the study findings, above all, dermatology resi- dents desire more teaching (clinic, didactic, and practice management) and mentorship from their ...present study documents this problem in derma- tology ...
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Conclusions, Discussion, and Questions for Further Study or Action
... further study or action: For further study or action: Can repeating the survey every two to three years lead to improved data and reporting of job types and numbers? Are there particular impediments to ...
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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
... The conclusions of this study may not be generalizable one-on-one to other situations, but they may point at weak spots in comparable supply chain ...
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Conclusions
... This chapter examined the tendency of user satisfaction with thermal and visual comfort according to the degree of personal control of heating, cooling, ventilation, sun-shades, and lighting. The key point in this ...
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Conclusions
... the study was broadened to give the interaction between housing and other institutions in society due ...the study of young Chinese people’s current housing opportunity at the intersection of the ...
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Summary and conclusions. Chapter 8. Summary and conclusions
... experimental study in healthy MZ and same-sex DZ twins and siblings registered at the Netherlands Twin ...main conclusions and suggestions for further research ...
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Quantitative assessment of colorectal morphology: Implications for robotic colonoscopy
... Reuse Unless indicated otherwise, fulltext items are protected by copyright with all rights reserved. The copyright exception in section 29 of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 allows the making of a single ...
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General conclusions
... Methodologically, the Bayesian graphical autoregressive (BG-VAR) approach is a promising effective way to study the diffusion mechanism. The method effectively combines the traditional VAR model with a more efficient ...
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Case study summaries background, conclusions & recommendations
... Case Study 2: Sibutad and Libay, Zamboanga del Norte Companies: Philex Gold and Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. Background: Philex Gold Inc., created in 1996, was 81.8% owned by Philex Mining Corporation, a ...
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A study of Acid-Base Titrations: Vitals and conclusions
... Since we know the pH of the arrangement and the volume of titrant included, we can then conclude the amount of base was expected to kill the obscure example.. To figure the pH after the[r] ...
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