Hence, in order to reconcile competing findings between the two analyses, future research will have to produce valid historical data and analyze ethnic protest at the group level over time.
In an attempt to consolidate competing findings by different studies using different drug concentrations (35 nM–100 μM), parasites in this study were initially exposed to a range of drug concentrations (30, 300 nM, 3 and 30 μM) of CQ for 8 h and observed for features of PCD.
Our findings are consistent with those of Schlossstein et al. (41), who found that competing priorities (finding housing or employment, keeping welfare appointments, and finding child care) were barriers to keeping medical appointments in a sample of homeless women.
It comes as the Army wrestles with two powerful, competing needs: finding enough soldiers to fulfill commitments in both Iraq and Afghanistan, and finding ways to make those tours less onerous for the soldiers and their families.
Given the intensely consuming task of negotiating top leadership slots among competing factions, finding suitable replacements for these five could take up much of Mr. Xi's time and political capital.
The idea is to determine which of any given number of competing dose finding studies has a superior performance in given circumstances.
Both also forecast developments that would enable democratization of ratings: rather than having to rely on a single-source assessment, parents would be empowered to choose among competing reviews, finding the one(s) that suited their values.
It is incorporating its findings into its advice.Like Heidrick, Manpower is increasingly having to compete by finding new ways to help recruiters, helping them manage high-powered but short-lived projects, for example.
Given the range of interested stakeholders and competing values, our findings underscore the importance of procedural fairness to secure socially acceptable priority setting decisions and to ensure public accountability [ 8, 18, 26].
Its predecessor companies competed by finding new ways of making steel at ever-lower prices.
Called ThinkBlot, it is based on the Rorschach test, and two to six players compete by finding pictures in "blots," cards imprinted with ink-blot configurations.
