Conclusions from the study
The demography of a Thai village : methodological considerations and substantive conclusions from field study in a central plains community
... this study. V.4 Summary and Conclusions In this chapter community population trends in migration, mortality and fertility were outlined over the 130 year period between early village settlement and the ...
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Major Conclusions of the MFE Study
... would study burning plasma physics in conventional regimes with Q of about 10 and high-beta advanced tokamak regimes with Q of about 5 under quasi-stationary ...
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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- ...
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Case study summaries background, conclusions & recommendations
... Conclusion and recommendations: The authors recommend that mining in this area of important forests and water catchments, including the proposed Tampakan mine, should not be permitted. Mining will impact the lands of the ...
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A study of Acid-Base Titrations: Vitals and conclusions
... base. From the measure of corrosive expected to kill the base, or base to kill the corrosive, one can figure the pH of the first ...shading from that of the introductory ...data from the titration ...
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Bazaar study Afghanistan and conclusions for a systemic approach
... makers, mechanic, motorcycle mechanic, refrigerator mechanic, handicraft training for women: clothing trades, pottery Ironware dealers, leather makers, mechanic, motorcycle mecha[r] ...
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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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Towards a framework for smart city wireless communication: Conclusions drawn from smart transport case study
... Keywords: smart city, smart transport, ITS, wwireless communication, V2V. 1. INTRODUCTION More and more, the majority of human activities are concentrated in the cities. Indeed, according to United Nation Development ...
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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
... case study led to a distinction of key performances of regional design in the realm of spatial ...the study was the recognition that the planning context of regional design - in particular spatial concepts ...
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Conclusions
... groups from different types of neighbourhoods can reveal varying people- place experiences and expectations about urban redevelopment, which can affect their moving intentions and moving ...this study has ...
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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 ...observations from different perspectives in ...
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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 ...derived from above mentioned ...main conclusions and suggestions for further research ...
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Forecasting by Extrapolation: Conclusions from 25 Years of Research
... Reinmuth and Geurts [1979] Salt Lake Retail Sales Theil’s U2 80 92 - - Bunn [1979] Tourists to Hawaii RMSE 60 - - - * MAPE = Mean Absolute Percentage Error; RMSE = Root Mean Square Error Additional and much more ...
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Inequality and Growth: Uncovering the main conclusions from the empirics
... some conclusions concerning the potential relations between some particular treatment given to a certain methodological issue and the final results that are ...in study, we will follow a heuristic approach ...
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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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SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
... the study in their helping relationship with the addicts. The study has shown the positive influence of follow-up visits by social workers at the treatment centre to facilitate abstinence in recovering ...
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Summary and conclusions
... Three assessments were planned to evaluate the policy efforts initiated by the ‘A combined effort to combat XTC’ policy document. The present report is the result of the second assessment, otherwise referred to as the ...
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