If after a series of trials subjects reduced their RT by more than 20% as a consequence of improved skills, a new m-RT was measured and the timing of TMS delivery was subsequently modified.
During his tenure Harvard's endowment grew from $15,000,000 to $120,000,000, largely as a consequence of his financial and managerial skills.
Although they expressed that they had obtained general insights into their problems and had become more aware of their needs as a consequence of treatment, they had not received skills to help them deal with their depression (Q 23).
Parents in our study who had had the opportunity of a university education (including those who had been bought up in deprived neighbourhoods) had more exposure to new food and improved or developed their cooking skills as a consequence of living independently.
Similarly, members of staff may have chosen to not enter the courtyard as a consequence of their lack of confidence and perceived skill in enforcement [ 14, 16].
As a consequence of rarely prescribing scooters, therapists recognised a skill gap should they need to help a person with a prescription.
These studies establish that overeducation may be partly a consequence of low skill, but by no means entirely so.
It is important to note that this model is static in the sense that after immigrants and natives migrate, we do not observe changes in the returns to skill or feedback as a consequence of the new labor supply composition.
Participating communities have felt more self-confident as a consequence of the project activities, including training, analysis and practice of skills.
As the use and valuation of support services varies across unit actors within the same franchise system as a consequence of the variation in age, performance, attitudes and skills, so does the perceived reasonableness of contractual payments.
