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This paper therefore aims at quantifying the effects of the factors (entrepreneurship education inclusive) that influence polytechnic students' decision to graduate as entrepreneurs using Kumasi Polytechnic in Ghana as a case study.

This study is also aimed at quantifying the effects [peak impact force (Fmax), time to Fmax, acceleration and peak principal compressive strain (εmax)] of these variations (T, V) on hip fracture.

This study was aimed at quantifying the effects of mining and reclamation processes on physical and chemical properties of reclaimed soils for three dominant soil series in Ohio: Mahoning Canfield Rittman Chili, Coshocton Westmoreland Berks, and Gilpin Upshur Lowell Guernsey.

We thus undertook a study aiming at quantifying the effects of infection of A. aegypti larvae by V. culicis in terms of various types of resources, namely proteins, lipids, sugars and glycogen (Rivero et al. 2007).

In this study we aimed at quantifying the effect of litter- and herd-level factors on the odds of occurrence and the level of I. suis oocyst excretion in nursing piglets of Greek farrow-to-finish pig herds.

Finally, in the third strand of the SVQ study, aimed at quantifying the effect of age and health status on the public's valuation of QALY gains, as is often the case where two different approaches are used, each produced somewhat different results.

We do not aim at quantifying the exact effects of the recent economic crisis but of stylized scenarios in order to explore the build-in automatic stabilizers of existing pre-crisis tax-benefit systems.

Global sensitivity analysis (SA) aims at quantifying the respective effects of input random variables (or combinations thereof) onto the variance of the response of a physical or mathematical model.

The Hothaps international research programme aims at characterising and quantifying the effects of heat on occupational health and work capacity in different parts of the world, taking future climate change into account.

Epidemiologic research aimed at quantifying the dose response effect of marijuana on crash risk is urgently needed.

Despite the development of a number of potential scoring systems aimed at quantifying the potentiating effect of inhalation injury and dermal injury, none of those approaches has been altogether successful in terms of accurately predicting mortality [ 33].