WHAT WE HAVE FOUND – THE FEASIBILITY STUDY
Surrogate end points of quality of life assessment: have we really found what we are looking for?
... 26. Vansteenkiste JF, Vandebroek JE, Nackaerts KL, Weynants P, Valcke YJ, Verresen DA, Devogelaere RC, Marien SA, Humblet YP, Dams NL, The Leuven Lung Cancer Group: Clinical-benefit response in advanced non-small-cell ...
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What the study found
... analysis found that the demographic characteristics of the respondent schools were not significantly different from those of the nonrespondent schools, 3 it is possible that the results are not representative of ...
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Scaffolding in Complex Learning Environments: What. we have gained and what we have missed
... (1997) have described the types of scaffolding that teachers provide during “learning ...They found that teachers offer explanations, invite student participation, verify and clarify student understandings, ...
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How may we find this truth, and how shall we know we have found it? We find the truth of God by learning what and where God is.
... The Watchword of Divine Science is Charity, for it teaches with Paul that "Though I have all knowledge, and can remove mountains and have not charity, I am nothing." "He that saith he is in the ...
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What we have & have not : e government in Malaysia
... The study involved an intense analysis of all relevant information on e- Government inherent in the various e-Government web sites ...The study involved 2,288 national government websites from 196 nations ...
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Psychological Interventions for Dementia Caregivers:What We Have Achieved, What We Have Learned
... RCTs have reported long-term fol- ...intervention study has assessed treatment fidelity, which is needed for the trial results, whether concerning treatment effectiveness or thera- peutic mechanism, to be ...
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Laccases from Actinobacteria—What We Have and What to Expect
... striking characteristics observed in these examples are not commonly found among fungal isolates, and reveal a huge potential within the enzymes from the bacterial phylum. All of the characterized LMCO presented ...
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What have we learned from BeSt?
... 3. Discussion The BeSt study has shown that the long-term outcomes of patients with RA have greatly improved in the last decades. The introduction of new (combinations of) antirheumatic drugs has given ...
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Openness and growth: what have we learned?
... tenuous. We went on to take a closer look at these variables and found that there were good reasons to think that they were not proxying for trade policy but were rather bringing in measurement errors that ...
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Robotic Prostatectomy: What We Have Learned and Where We Are Going
... small study comparing these patients to a historical control of standard nerve ...comparative study by Walsh where he examined a high anterior fascia release (HAR) to his standard technique of nerve ...
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Mathematics Resilience : What we know from the pre-tertiary literature and what we found researching mathematics resilience
... (2016) have also developed a 25-item scale for measuring mathematics resilience amongst ...current study was not to critique Ricketts et ...This study, I hope, will provide insights that will inform ...
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Basic Cell and Molecular Biology 3e: What We Know & How We Found Out
... therefore have arisen early in the evolution of replication ...chapter, we look at the details of replication and the differences in detail between prokaryotic and eukaryotic replication that arise because ...
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Developing Healthcare Leaders: What We Have Learned, and What is Next
... of what an evidence-based high-performance manage- ment systems looks like within ...has found that culture and leader- ship support are linked to improvement in specific clinical improvements, such as ...
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What have we Learned about and from Rankings?
... UK study shows employers favour graduates from more highly ranked HEIs • 25% of graduate recruiters interviewed ‘cited league tables as their main source of information about quality and standards’ (University of ...
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Open Access: What is it and why should we have it?
... The study was commissioned as part of the JISC Digital Repositories Programme d , a substantial and far-reaching exercise that is focusing upon gaining understanding, developing new technologies and procedures, ...
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What Have We Learned from Market Design?
... the study and design of a range of clearinghouses in the 1980's and 90's made clear that producing a stable matching is an important contributor to a the success of a labor ...
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Aid, Institutions and Governance: What Have We Learned?
... It is instructive in this sense to place Cooksey’s analysis of Tanzania alongside Tony Killick’s now updated study of policy in Ghana (1978; 2010). Killick was concerned to show, among other things, that Nkrumah’s ...
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What have we learnt about pay for performance?
... I have studied – police officers in Los ...there have been various attempts to transfer the use of these kinds of compensation plans into the public ...of what they do is unseen by superiors, and ...
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The infrared Galactic disk: What have we learned?
... was found that the most important mechanism of removing dust from the HII region was the combined effects of wind drag and radiation pressure, which removes all dust on time scales less than 10 4 yrs no matter ...
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What have we learned about mortgage default?
... Thus, a homeowner’s liquidity position has a role in the default decision as well. 20 The Relative Roles of Negative Equity and Illiquidity. The empiri- cal question remains: How important are negative equity and ...
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