She made absolutely sure that she understood the antecedents, the issues, and above all the people whose lives were at risk.
Premise: insights into contemporary higher education can be obtained through its antecedents, particularly regarding issues of governance, mission, access, curriculum, and the changing organization of colleges and universities.
But, by and large, all these issues are antecedent in Washington politics to the question of whether there shall or shall not be "civil-rights" legislation.
Here, the antecedent exceeds its progeny.
This stands for antecedent, behavior, and consequence.
To achieve the goal, an increasing number of empirical studies have been conducted over the past decades to address the issue of what antecedent variables affect students' satisfaction and learning outcomes and to examine potential predictors of e-learning outcomes [1, 2].
Beck and Opp [ 33] suggest that when there is no antecedent survey of a specific issue and therefore no information on how many vignettes could be tolerated, a number of 10 to 20 vignettes is reasonable.
As already outlined, such a process study refers to a multi-level and also temporal analysis to capture issues of both the antecedent factors shaping HR strategy formation and short- and long-term performance effects.
However, research so far has addressed critical issues in either the antecedents of a more strategic HRM role or possible dependent effects of a more or less strategically aligned HR system.
The Forum page, and its antecedents, is where our coastal community has debated issues of the day for more than a century.
Counselling fosters self-efficacy by engendering the belief that one can independently address adherence-related issues and help identify external systems (antecedents) suitable to support adherence.
