To cope with this, and with a vast study on the state of art in theory [1, 2, 3, 4] and also state of practice in companies [5, 6, 7], a big gap can still be found between academy and practice.
In 2004, we conducted a vast study on the quality of GAU clinical processes provided to hospitalized patients after a fall with significant trauma [ 9].
There was so much concern that a vast study of almost half a million people was conducted by the US National Cancer Institute and published in 2006.
Two novels will loom large under Christmas trees this year: Eleanor Catton's record-breaking Booker winner (longest novel, youngest author) The Luminaries (Granta), and Donna Tartt's vast study of art and loss, The Goldfinch (Little, Brown).
Two novels will loom large under Christmas trees this year: Eleanor Catton's record-breaking Booker winner (longest novel, youngest author) The Luminaries (Granta), and Donna Tartt's vast study of art and loss, The Goldfinch (Little, Brown).
As Toynbee's vast "Study of History" revealed a vision of a future world governed by a kind of rarefied Christianity, Kaplan's slender essay foresees a vaguely unified world without states, with globalization in place of religion.
The following year, a newly Republican Congress put him in charge of a vast efficiency study of the federal government.
The essence is that the question about the high death rate cannot be answered, and only a vast serologic study of the population, perhaps involving residents of the other areas in Greece where rates of death were high, might provide clues.
At PCR, portraits are hung alongside landscapes and huge abstractions (the traces of dust on processing paper) take their place beside equally vast studies of ordinary things, like a weed standing tall in his unkempt garden.
A vast majority of the study participants recruited were out-patients comprising 72%% of the malnourished group and 90.5%% of the well-nourished group.
