The rest were still waiting.The main reason for an heir's early departure, argues the study, is the power and influence of the chief executive.
It focuses on Head's claim to have made a startling new departure in the study of aphasia.
Another point of departure for the study presented here is acknowledging the increasing role that new mediascapes play across the globe, including the paucity of research that systematically studies the ways in which digitalization shapes human existence in global-South spaces in general (Narayan and Narayanan 2016), and the political playing field across GSN more specifically.
We argue this departure strengthens the study because participants who are less compliant with the accelerometer protocol may differ systematically from those who are more compliant, and their exclusion may introduce bias to the study.
Relief food which constitutes a major component of the state's obligation to fulfil, including by way of facilitation and provision, of the right to adequate food [ 3, 18], was a point of departure for the study.
With this previous study as the point of departure, the current study was to identify determinants and mechanisms that can explain the substantial variation found in the relationship between parental education and school achievement across the 37 countries in the previous study.
Using a safety climate survey as the point of departure, the present study explores some aspects of plant cultures vs. professional subcultures in three Swedish nuclear power plants (named A, B and C).
As its point of departure, the present study makes an underlying assumption that nurses produce and reproduce conceptions of the self through experience.
A qualitative synthesis takes as point of departure the large study by King et al., since it contributes most of the participants (1960 of 2107) in this meta-analysis.
During the two years of the highest departures in the study, California lost just 0.05percentt of the state's total establishments.
