The paper discusses the phases of the designing process including analysis of student needs, limitations and expectancies in the teaching process, designing teaching activities, and assessment of students about courses designed with respect to user-centered design approach.
This past experience with a drug and its presumed positive effects could increase suggestibility and expectancy in people, which could affect the results.
And life expectancy in the most severely-affected countries is expected to rise over the next decade after sharply falling at the height of the AIDS epidemic.
In order to tackle social inequality in mortality and life expectancy in the Danish population, intervention aimed at smoking habits and alcohol abuse among the least educated is unavoidable.
Carotid atherosclerosis is also a well-known determinant of early cognitive impairment, a factor associated with low quality of life and life expectancy in the elderly [ 4].
Global life expectancy increased from 48 y in 1955 to 66 y in 2000, and life expectancy in the US increased from 47 y in 1900 to 77 y in 2000., Twenty-five of the 30 y of increased life expectancy in the US population over the course of the 20th century are attributable to advances in public health.
Communicable diseases, including TB and HIV, accentuate health and social problems faced by communities in the greater Manguzi area [ 17] and life expectancy in the province is estimated to be 43 years [ 19].
The population was kept at a high level by a steady stream of immigrants, both slave and free, from the provinces and beyond although life expectancy in the city was probably lower than elsewhere in the empire.
When you figure in all of Europe the prosperous and the poorer areas and compare groups by income and ethnicity, life expectancy in the U.S. suddenly looks good.
On our patch we have some of the poorest health and shortest life expectancy in the country.
