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A quasi-experimental study using a pretest posttest design with a control group was used to evaluate the effects of a simplified 5-step multimedia visualization hand hygiene improvement program by schoolchildren with mild intellectual disability (MID).

The effects of a simplified handrail on the separated shear flow near leading edge and on the vortex-induced oscillation are investigated by several wind tunnel experiments, by use of flow visualization, to observe aerodynamic behavior and pressure distribution around the deck surface.

We studied the effect of a simplified SDD protocol on Gram-negative colonization of the respiratory tract and bloodstream infection.

35, 643 646, 2005] found a significant effect for a simplified 2D version of a latitude-dependent Fisk-type field while Miyake and Yanagita [Miyake, S., Yanagita, S. The effect of a modified Parker field on the modulation of the galactic cosmic rays. In: Proceedings of 30th International Cosmic Ray Conference. Merida, Mexico, vol. 1, 445 448, 2007] found a smaller effect.

A distinctive feature of the SOL program is taking into account desolvation effects within a simplified version of the generalized Born model [ 32].

The most obvious change to Logic Pro X is the interface, which has been tinted to a dark slate colour but offers extra power to users with easy-to-insert effects and a simplified way of shuffling about tracks.

We incorporate inventory sharing effects within a simplified version of the integrated SPL problem, capturing the sharing fill rates in 2-facility inventory sharing pools.

This study's successful employment of WT technology and NEWFM to compare treatment effects demonstrated the utility of a simplified approach that even non-experts can utilize.

In the frequency range of interest, the system can be considered purely resistive due to the lack of inductive or capacitive effects, thus allowing the use of a simplified model.

We have already seen a similar condition for a community effect with a simplified model of the community effect that omits transcription steps (for which n c is described in Eqs.4 and 5, see Figure 2).

To represent the effects of age in a simplified way, we assume that the mean age of cats in the population may act as a risk factor for FIV transmission.