Based on first-hand data collected from 40 languages and second-hand data from reference grammar of 38 languages, a conceptual space centering on the concept of Repetition is established in this research.
Because first-hand data collected in the field is very precious, we have taken three measures to avoid accidental loss of raw survey data.
Therefore the main objective of our study was to provide an overview of the first baseline data collected on ABHR and also antimicrobial soap consumption as surrogate parameters for hand hygiene compliance in Hungarian LTCFs.
The purpose of this study was to provide an overview of the first reference data collected on alcohol-based handrub (ABHR) and antiseptic soap consumption, as surrogate markers for hand hygiene compliance by healthcare workers (HCWs) in Hungarian LTCFs.
Our analyses focused on the first wave of data collected.
Sociodemographic data were the first data collected from each respondent.
Apart from first-hand data from 40 languages that we have collected at UCLA and BLCU respectively, there are also 33 examples of second-hand data included to help to further reveal the conceptual relations expressed by the repetitive adverbs.
Among all the first-hand data and the second-hand data that we collected in this research, no such data is found to express only Repetition and Greater Degree.
This study used second-hand data.
Findings were consecutively discussed between all first-hand data collectors.
However, it was not until 1816 that German physicist Heinrich Wilhelm Brandes created the first weather maps, which were hand drawn and reconstructed from data collected in 1783.
