We show that national institutional quality and the system of the early childhood care and education determine the pattern of international trade.
But while the court decision will likely make doctors think twice before prescribing painkillers, some medical and legal experts argue that it does nothing to improve the root of the problem: physicians' education, and the pattern of drug addiction.
While studies in other countries generally show that the duration of breastfeeding increases with both income and education [ 54, 55], the pattern of breastfeeding among Hong Kong mothers differs somewhat.
After adjustment for education, the general pattern of increased risks for list A was confirmed, although odds ratios were lower (Table 2, last 2 columns); on the basis of the overall excess of 53%, we estimated a PAF of 4.0%95%5% CI: 0.8, 7.1).
The pattern of higher education institutions has remained remarkably stable for half a century.
Sidney reorganized the University of London into a federation of teaching institutions; and with the educator Robert Morant he provided the blueprint for the Education Acts of 1902 and 1903, which set the pattern of English public education for generations to come.
More notable than any specific accomplishment is the pattern of service and education throughout his life, focused not on the most glamorous aspects of medicine but instead targeted on serving underserved areas.
It is clear that the pattern of science teacher education in Malaysia is closely related to the evolving changes of the science curriculum.
As a result of the study and the curriculum model developed at Atlantic College, Peterson initiated the pattern of combining "general education with specialization", which melded with the curriculum of the United States and Canada, and became the "curriculum framework" proposed at the UNESCO conference in Geneva in 1967.
Thus, here too a possible explanation for the pattern of relations is that education is more equitable in countries with less economic inequity.
