We summarize the results of some case studies which can be interpreted as radio evidence of magnetic reconnection: under certain conditions, simple spectral structures (pulsation pulses, reverse drift bursts) are formed by simultaneously acting but widely spaced radio sources.
A video has been produced with the findings of the case studies, which can be used for training, awareness raising, by FFS and will be available for public access on line, including YouTube.
An important limitation of these reviews is that the evidence evaluated was based primarily on case control studies, which can be susceptible to recall bias.
A question plaguing many education researchers is how to draw broader inferences from such case studies, which can have serious limitations.
These factors can lead to a feeling of isolation amongst Teaching-Focussed academics, which several of us have experienced during our careers (see Case study 2 and Case study 3) and which can be frustrating and demoralising.
Previous epidemiological studies examining risk factors for enterococcal bacteraemia have used traditional case-control study designs, which can be potentially biased.
In this study, we consider case (1), which can be treated more easily, using the framework of SY06.
In this section, we study a linear-quadratic case, which can be seen as a special case of the general system discussed in Section 3, and aim to give a unique Nash equilibrium point explicitly.
Therefore we aim to base the selection of studies on a basic principle of case management which can be found in various concepts [ 7- 9] (figure 1).
It can, however, be answered by a relatively new study design, the case-crossover design, which can be used to identify situational predictors of UAI within the same individuals, who sometimes but not always use condoms during anal intercourse (inconsistent condom users).
