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But the High Street is not the only place people go shopping - can lessons be learnt from a different kind of retail space?

In conclusion very little can be learnt from a tasks that subjects cannot perform adequately.

As a developmental and genetic model, there is much that could be learnt from a millipede model species.

There are lessons to be learnt from a reimbursement system that appears to disadvantage patients who have palliative care needs.

Serious doubt, for example, has been expressed by some local stakeholders about what could possibly be learnt from a 'developing country like Brazil' and that the prospects of visiting Brazil might be the dominant motivation for the interest of some collaborators.

Lessons to be learnt from a process evaluation alongside a pragmatic multicentre randomised controlled trial, specifically on the effectiveness of a Dutch community occupational therapy in Dementia programme within the German healthcare system, and more generally for cross-national transfer studies.

Among the evaluation activities, participants reported that the highest degree of improvement in the application frequency of skills was learnt from a CbD evaluation demonstration.

But there is still much to be learnt from it: it is a worm's-eye view by a keen-eyed worm.

There are many lessons to be learnt from evolutionary theory, and a cancer tissue model system shares many of the advantages of a microbial model system, providing great potential for addressing evolutionary questions regarding disease progression in a biologically relevant system.

The lessons to be learnt from these studies are summarised as a number of guidelines.

The lessons to be learnt from these networks require investigation at a local level so that appropriate strategies can be devised.