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Consequently, the last scenario analyses the consequences of introducing a "perfect" screening program and fully covering all patients requiring OAD- or insulin therapy.
This paper describes some of the consequences of introducing a face-to-face contact during an online collaborative learning session.
We studied the soil community and habitat consequences of introducing a deep-burrowing, sedentary life-style earthworm, Lumbricus terrestris (dew-worm) into arable zero-till clay.
Either way, the second introduction was irresponsible, because by then ecologists had warned that the consequences of introducing a top predator to an as yet poorly understood ecosystem were entirely unpredictable.
This section presents two examples to illustrate the possible consequences of introducing a CCS unit at a power plant.
For example, Messick (1988), states that more attention should be paid to the social consequences of introducing a test into an existing instructional setting and accepting the resulting scores as the only indicator of learners' abilities.
The 19 international films include "Darwin's Nightmare," about the ecological consequences of introducing an invasive species of perch into Lake Victoria in Africa; "The Future of Food," a critical view of genetically modified food, which will be shown today at 2 45 p.m.; and "The Education of Shelby Knox," about the debate over sex education.
To evaluate the possible consequences of introducing an acidic group at this position, we have modelled the wt CaMKII γ C-1 isoform, its phosphorylated form and the S26D mutant based on the structure of PKA (PDB entry 1ATP).
The campaign also had the welcome consequence of introducing a wide range of archaeological expertise to Egypt, so that standards of excavation and recording in the country have risen greatly.
There was agreement that another consequence of introducing a systematic patient-focused evaluation of health care interventions could be a more effective use of allocated resources.
