The proposed model confirmed the diversity requirement in ensemble modeling and, in the same time, validated the proposed model adherence to ensemble learning theory.
In addition, we evaluated the feasibility of recommending educational resources from linked data repositories, comparing its adherence in relation to learning object repositories [17].
They will also work with the lead research educator to develop quality assurance checklists that can be used to assess consistency of teaching between educator groups and adherence to the learning aims and objectives of the curriculum.
The rural location of our clinical sites, coupled with comparatively low levels of adherence, suggested the need to learn more about perceived barriers to patient adherence within our clinical setting.
Although similar to other contemporary integrated programs that use clinical contexts for learning and employ small group learning processes, outcomes-based programs are fundamentally different in their primary emphasis on achievement of defined learning outcomes, rather than adherence to a particular learning process.
If the Islamists want to retain power, they will have to learn that adherence to religious precepts isn't enough. 5. Within Islam, there are signs of change.
To improve treatment adherence, self-injection devices should be easy to learn, easy to use, and well accepted, especially in pediatric patients.
In contrast, the RL messaging strategy was able to learn that the highest adherence rate for these simulated patients was achieved by repeating the pattern of sending two consecutive well-targeted messages followed by not sending a message on the third day.
This gradual weaning is designed to allow enough time for the subjects to learn the exercises and increase adherence with the home exercise program.
In real clinical settings, however, it is often difficult to learn about each patient's non-adherence or beliefs about taking medication.
