Cross-sectional comparison
City of El Paso: Cross Sectional Comparison of Bilingualism in the Workplace
... the cross-sectional comparison, detailed occupations within SOC major groups that offer more economic opportunity for bilingual speakers in El Paso were ...
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The effectiveness of specialist roles in mental health metabolic monitoring: a retrospective cross sectional comparison study
... Design A retrospective cross-sectional comparison study was undertaken to address the research aims. Two CMHS within the mental health service were selected for com- parison; (1) a CMHS with the ...
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A Cross Sectional Comparison Of Capital Budgeting Practices In Pakistan
... 8. Limitations Several aspects of this research has limitations on practical outcomes. First non response bias is a potential issue with the surveys. Second, the research was limited to small group of companies in ...
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Blacklists and Whitelists To Tackle Predatory Publishing: a Cross Sectional Comparison and Thematic Analysis
... Our study has several limitations. First, we used Google to identify lists but may have missed some blacklists or whitelists. The results of Google searches differ across users in unpredictable ways and are not fully ...
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Blacklists and Whitelists To Tackle Predatory Publishing: a Cross-Sectional Comparison and Thematic Analysis.
... Conclusions. The lack of a clear conceptual foundation of predatory journals limits the meaning and applicability of current research on predatory journals. Our study indicates that the [r] ...
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Measuring dexterity in the podiatrist population: a cross-sectional comparison of novice students and experienced podiatrists
... For the Grip-lift task, seven dependent variables showed significant differences: PDn, Maximum cross-correlation, GFmax (Non-dominant hand only), GFavge, GFsd, LFDn and Hold Ratio (Table 4). In almost all of these ...
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Cross-sectional comparison of the epidemiology of DSM-5 generalized anxiety disorder across the globe
... Finally, cross-cultural research on other chronic mental disorders suggests that prevalence is often lower and outcomes better in less developed countries, perhaps due to greater provision of support by family and ...
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Diet, physical activity, and adiposity in children in poor and rich neighbourhoods: a cross-sectional comparison
... a cross-sectional study (November 2005-March 2006) in two public elementary schools in Hamilton, Ontario, School A and School B, located in low and high socioeconomic areas ...
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Emotion processing and psychogenic non-epileptic seizures: A cross-sectional comparison of patients and healthy controls
... Whilst there are clear differences in EPS scores between patients with PNES and healthy controls and whilst the positive correlations with measures of distress and the negative correlat[r] ...
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Emotion processing and psychogenic non-epileptic seizures: A cross-sectional comparison of patients and healthy controls
... Whilst there are clear differences in EPS scores between patients with PNES and healthy controls and whilst the positive correlations with measures of distress and the negative correlat[r] ...
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Fried phenotype of frailty: cross-sectional comparison of three frailty stages on various health domains
... Third, as previously stated, the frailty criteria were not all measured exactly as proposed by Fried and colleagues [5]. Another limitation of this study is the cross-sectional de- sign, as it hampers to ...
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Comparison of trauma systems in Asian countries: a cross-sectional study.
... erage. A previous study found trauma care outcomes in Japan to be unfavorable; the preventable death rate in Japan was 11% 13 compared to between 1% and 7% in the United States. 35,36 One limitation of this study was the ...
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THE CROSS-SECTIONAL DETERMINANTS OF CORPORATE CAPITAL EXPENDITURES: A MULTINATIONAL COMPARISON**
... Starting with 76,000 firm-years, about 17,000 firm-years are lost because firms have no actively traded and listed issues from which to compute returns. Missing lags and firm capitalization constraints are largely ...
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Comparison of French training and non-training general practices: a cross-sectional study
... Methods: We conducted a cross-sectional study covering all private GPs practicing in the Rhône-Alpes region of France in 2011. This population consisted of 4992 GPs, including 623 trainers and 4369 ...
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The Comparison of Professional Confidence in Nursing Students and Clinical Nurses: A Cross‑Sectional Study
... Previous experiences, personal characteristics such as self‑esteem, job satisfaction, and regulations could affect the CN’ PC, not investigated in this study. Therefore, it is suggested that future studies focus on ...
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Neural networks for cross-sectional employment forecasts: a comparison of model specifications for Germany
... The objective of the present paper is to investigate the sensitivity of NN models – developed for regional employment forecasts – to different model specifications and to changing para[r] ...
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a cross-sectional study
... Comparison to previous research Our results are in line with previous studies, 40 which only assessed screen time exposure from television and video games. We included time spent on portable elec- tronic devices ...
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The Cross-Sectional Study:
... Odds of stone history 1.73 higher in men than women Relation of stone formation to hypertension:. “SFs were more likely to report a previous diagnosis of hypertension compared with non-S[r] ...
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cross-sectional study
... Design Cross-sectional study. setting Three obstetric hospitals in Berlin, Germany. Methods Questionnaire survey covering 6391 women with migration history (first and second generations) and non-immigrant ...
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Comparison of pain neurophysiology knowledge among health sciences students: a cross sectional study
... The percentage of correct responses in the final years of the Physiotherapy and Medicine programs were com- pared and statistically significant differences were found (p < 0.05) f[r] ...
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