From these results, we conclude that characteristic events represent the emission of plumes from the Nishinoshima volcano (explosion).
Since education is complex [ 26], and small groups are complex systems [ 6, 27], it is from interactions that characteristics emerge [ 28- 30].
Temperament was more relevant to differentiating resilient girls from the other categories than boys, indicating as expected from previous studies that characteristics of 'easy temperament' were important for resilience (e.g. Martinez-Torteya et al., 2009).
This sampling approach was used to ensure that characteristics from a variety of clinical staff from the units would be captured to provide a rich, narrative account for diverse perspectives.
Patients from African and Asian settings (n = 4, 7 % of studies from Africa and n = 1, 6 % of studies from Asia), sometimes remarked that characteristics of midwives and nurses themselves, such as age and marital status, influenced behaviours and attitudes.
It was, however, recognised during the work that boundaries between scenarios are not always very clear and that characteristics from several scenarios could be integrated to create the most desirable future image.
Second, a hybrid or chimeric gene fusion is formed such that characteristics from both genes are active.
Findings from the review suggest that characteristics and local application of lean, in addition to strategic and cultural capability, should be given further attention in healthcare quality improvement.
Preliminary evidence from several longitudinal studies suggests that characteristics of visual attention are associated with autism symptoms emerging in toddlerhood.
He explains that while many anxiety and panic disorders can stem from fear, that characteristic of the condition isn't the only component -- and it definitely shouldn't be used to define the person.
