Several studies have followed Wolfgang et al.'s (1972) example and defined chronic offenders in their samples as individuals responsible for at least five offenses (e.g., Ambihapathy 1983; Carrington et al. 2005; Collins 1987; DeLisi and Scherer 2006; Liu et al. 1997; Piquero and Buka 2002; Piper 1983; Piquero et al. 2008; Shannon et al. 1988; Van Dusen and Mednick 1984).
Rather than having the assessor raise these issues first, the assessor can concentrate on providing specific examples, and define areas for improvement.
Even the conference facilitators had difficulty giving us tangible examples and instead defined the term advocacy over and over again.
This study suggests that it is crucial to improve collaboration between primary and secondary care, in terms of, for example, shared consultations and defined work tasks, which may enhance shared knowledge of patients, medical decision-making and improved management planning.
This study suggests that it is crucial to improve the collaboration between primary and secondary care, in terms of, for example, shared consultations and defined work tasks, which may enhance shared knowledge of patients, medical decision-making and improved management planning.
When a publisher uploads its content on to one of the company's computers, it sets the price and defines, for example, whether the product can also be saved or printed by any user who wants to buy the right to look at it.
I tend to use Google to define words (just type your query as "define: example"), and many people use this Firefox plugin as well.
(Mikyö Dorje 2006: 294) The non-Prāsaṅgika philosophical schools equate the definition of the ultimate with the defined example, and this is the malady that the Prāsaṅgika seeks to allay.
Do those who come out of college with degrees in English Literature, for example, and are taught to define "literature" based on the standards of works that have stood the test of time, find real satisfaction in the contemporary choices currently offered?
An imaging biobank may be used for different research purposes, for example, defining and validating new imaging biomarkers for diagnosis or prognosis, by comparing them with existing proven (imaging) biomarkers.
