[PDF] Top 20 Identifying Terms by their Family and Friends

... coling dvi Identifying Terms by their Family and Friends Diana Maynard Dept of Computer Science University of She?eld Regent Court, 211 Portobello St She?eld, S1 4DP, UK d maynard@dcs shef ac uk Sophi[.] ... See full document

... for family members, carers, partners and friends of youth with BPD ...the family attending a psychoeducation group is likely to be central to increas- ing accurate knowledge and reducing perceived ... See full document

... Social support through social networks provide logistical and emotional support that is seen as beneficial across many disease contexts (Berkman & Syme, 1979; Kulik & Mahler, 1989; Lewis & Rook, 1999). The ... See full document

... of family members, FIN Townsville has rediscovered the vital importance of a non-judgemental attitude in working effectively with families who experience intervention by statutory child protection ...florid ... See full document

... perspectives Family and Friends series have helped learners to become autonomous and play pivotal role to promote motivation and confidence of the ... See full document

... As the healthcare industry in India continues to grow at a tremendous pace owing to its strengthening coverage, services and increasing expenditure by public as well as private players, measuring the quality of health ... See full document

... encourage family members and nonfamily employees to connect should foster nonfamily identification and ...with family mentors could promote social relationships and engender ...the family business ... See full document

... use family based segregation populations developed by crossing two or more ...These family based gene mapping approaches include simple interval mapping, composite interval mapping, multiple interval ... See full document

... among family and friends through the production and repetition of particular ...among family and friends (Placencia, 1996, 1997, 2005), particularly among those in the bulge (Wolfson, 1988), ... See full document

... As illustrated in the preceding monologue, many grandparents negotiated this tension by making the choice to grieve in private or with friends outside the home. Many grandparents felt that their children were so ... See full document

... “ The purpose of this third discussion is to look at what you might gain from getting in touch with people you used to know or from taking up new interests and getting to know new peopl[r] ... See full document

... through education. In countries where trafficking is facilitated by family members or close family friends, educating not only parents, but children also, is essential. One c[r] ... See full document

... Multivariate Cox ’ s proportional hazards model analyses The variables which were significantly associated with re- tention (P<0.05) in univariate Cox ’ s analyses were selected into multivariate Cox ’ s proportional ... See full document

... Another Critical Friend suggested that he interview some of his colleagues who live in the area about why they have actively decided not to participate in Stream’s projects to find out what their scepticism is about. ... See full document

... Table below shows the values of baseline confidence, rule based support, the confidence support and the lift. The baseline confidence shows the percentage of the respondents, rule based support is defined as the number ... See full document

... Access to medical facilities Effect of community on health Emotional support of family Emotional support of friends and relatives family Expression the love friends and relatives Express[r] ... See full document

... the family but there is very high difference between a joint family women and a nuclear family ...joint family women and nuclear family women regarding decision making about marriage, ... See full document

... their Friends / Family Experienced Medium Risk aviation incidents, had a positive effect on the likelihood that the respondent was going to stop flying because of ... See full document

... False friends are words in two or more languages that are orthographically or semantically similar but do not have the same meaning, such as the noun burro, which means butter in Italian but don- key in Spanish ... See full document

... Similarly, Gupta et al in their study, also found that there is no statistical association between tobacco use and marital status. 9 Annadurai et al, in their study reported lower prevalence among married participants ... See full document