Examination of the effects of specific beliefs revealed important implications for designing effective behavior-change interventions.
"His analyses, which focus only on gross per pupil spending," Justice DeGrasse wrote, "are of limited value absent an examination of the effects of particular inputs".
In 1950, he published "In Search," an examination of the effects of the European cataclysm on his experience and sensibility as an American Jew.
"But there are enough people -- and enough serious people -- who have issues," he said, to justify a greater and more rigorous examination of the effects of increasingly intertwined economies.
His book is not simply an examination of the effects of his relatively rare and bleakly ironic illness but also a broader meditation on mortality and the resourceful defences of memory.
The centennial of "The Souls of Black Folk," W. E. B. Du Bois's landmark examination of the effects of slavery on black Americans, has been getting a lot of attention and will get more at this festival through various commemorations and interpretations.
However, there has been little biomechanical examination of the effects of stem length on complications of surgery.
Part B includes further examination of the effects of noise and handset on SIA based on features and fusion methods.
In the last row, the results of the examination of the effects of re-testing are presented.
Previous work on examination of the effects of the variation of experimental conditions has produced some understanding of the mechanism.
There has been no rigorous systematic examination of the effects of such a reduction on clinical and biochemical outcomes.
