Differences between larger and smaller employers
DIFFERENCES IN UPPER BODY POSTURE AND POSTURAL MUSCLE ACTIVATION IN FEMALES WITH LARGER BREAST SIZES
... biomechanical differences in the upper body of women with larger breast sizes in order to provide scientific evidence of the musculoskeletal burdens of breast hypertrophy to the medical community ...
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Larger Genetic Differences Within Africans Than Between Africans and Eurasians
... Thus, it can reflect better the history of human evolution and can serve as a baseline for understanding the maintenance of SNPs in human populations. We sequenced 50 noncoding DNA segments each ⵑ500 bp long in 10 ...
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Original papers. Larger differences in utilization of rarely requested tests in primary care in Spain. Introduction
... The variability of the least demanded tests in pri- mary care has not been previously compared to the one for the highly requested tests. In a first group, we included two highly requested tests, glucose and creatinine, ...
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The hydrodynamic effects on a smaller underwater body in close proximity to a larger moving body
... interactions between underwater vehicles operating in close proximity were investigated to determine the interaction mechanism and quantify the influence of varying parameters on the interaction ...to ...
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Third Quarter 2017: Bigger Is Not Better: Smaller Hotels Outperform Larger Hotels
... I n our inaugural issue of the Cornell Hotel Index se- ries, we introduced three new quarterly metrics to monitor real estate activity in the hotel market. These are a large hotel index (hotel transactions of $10 million ...
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Predicting Customer-Expectation-Based Warranty Cost for Smaller-the- Better and Larger-the-Better Performance Characteristics
... In the design stage as well as in the manufacturing stage, the WLF can be used to estimate the warranty cost. With the aid of these models, engineers can estimate warranty cost before production of a new product begins. ...
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Establishing windbreaks: how rapidly do the smaller tree transplants reach the height of the larger ones?
... which smaller, less costly tree transplants can reach the height of larger tree transplants and thus offset their ...These differences suggest that the dif- ferences in the establishment rates of ...
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Alteration of size perception: serotonin has opposite effects on the aggressiveness of crayfish confronting either a smaller or a larger rival
... the larger animal of a dyad appear ...in smaller and larger animals were obviously not related to the 5-HT doses, which yielded relatively similar results in each ...small differences in mass, ...
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Longer Hours and Larger Waistlines? The Relationship between Work Hours and Obesity
... long differences and instrumental variables approaches, but these estimates were similar to those using a simple linear probability model, suggesting that the extent of the unobserved heterogeneity is ...
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On the differences between human translations
... all factors, whereas word length varies depending on native language. As for POS variety and lexi- cal density, a deeper analysis is needed to under- stand the observed tendencies. While we believe that the trends ...
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UNDERSTANDING differences and similarities between
... applied through a single electrode of a MEA, both LTP and LTD can be observed and that the induction of LTP or LTP depended from the intrinsic connectivity of the network. The present work shows that, when many ...
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smaller spaces Making Smaller Spaces Appear Larger
... • Keeping countertops at seat height instead of bar stool height, which enables the countertop to serve dual purposes of a dining area and work area • Specifying appliances that serve dual roles such as refrigerators ...
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The Composition of Business Establishment in Smaller and Larger Communities in Canada
... The BR contains data on businesses by employment size, based on full and part-time employees who are defined as any person drawing pay for services rendered, and for whom their employers are required to remit ...
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THE COMPOSITION OF BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS IN SMALLER AND LARGER COMMUNITIES IN CANADA
... in smaller communities. On a regional basis, the proportion between smaller and larger communities ...in smaller communities, only 30 percent or less of the total starts were located in ...
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Measuring the Difference Between Employers and Non-Employers
... on larger and more mature units can yield less accurate, potentially misleading measures of changes in eco- nomic ...and smaller business units are relatively sensitive to aggregate ...and smaller ...
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Compatibility between object size and response side in grasping: the left hand prefers smaller objects, the right hand prefers larger objects
... Besides reaching paradigms, grasping provides a particularly suitable task to study magnitude-motor interactions, since grasping naturally requires the processing of magnitude-related information. Reach-to-grasp ...
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Cultural distance in the workplace: Differences in work-related attitudes between Vietnamese employees and Western employers
... the employers and the ...distance between Western and Vietnamese culture and aimed at measuring professionals’ attitudes towards work-related ...distinction between (1) what the employers ...
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Development Of Generalization Tool For Preparation Of Smaller Scale Data Set From Existing Larger Scale Vector Data
... Algorithms Algorithm is the procedure to be followed to achieve the required output. For developing generalization tools I followed procedure to create that particular tool. The tools that I worked are on Roads, ...
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Predatory Payday and Larger Installment Loans Overshadow Emerging Market for Smaller, Less Expensive Installment Loans in California
... borrowers. Larger installment loans —greater than $2,500—and similarly sized car title loans, where a borrower pledges their car title as security for a triple‐digit interest rate loan, represent the fastest ...
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Organic Food for Thought: How Larger Countries Can Learn from Smaller Export Countries When it Comes to Sustainable Agriculture
... would be beneficial for the United States in order to produce enough food to sustain the growing population. This is also necessary as 40% of the United States’ yearly food supply is wasted. 17 It is not only the United ...
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