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In 2012, Kanter followed up with a second book, Measuring the Networked Nonprofit, which offers guidance on how to use social media data.

The trouble is that a lot of what's on offer is deeply idiotic, with sites like Lifehacker awash with cod-scientific info like Why White Cups Give Your Coffee a More Intense Flavour; and health monitors like Nike's Fuelband generating huge amounts of data with little guidance on how to use it.

Technology executives are pleading with the government to give them guidance on how to use facial recognition technologies, and now the American Civil Liberties Union is weighing in.

The primary objective of this study is to provide the novice researchers in simulation metamodeling with guidance on how to use small designs for metamodel estimation especially when cost effectiveness is a concern.

It could give the nonprofit guidance on how to use the cash to attract talent, make investments in technological infrastructure and market itself to grow its donor base and influence.

This study tests the predictive ability of two single-pathway models based on the AOB denitrification pathway and the hydroxylamine (NH2OH) oxidation pathway, respectively, to describe the N2O data generated by a N2O model that incorporates both pathways, and provides theoretical guidance on how to use these two single-pathway models as well as the two-pathway model under various conditions.

BCS Plus toolkit provides counseling information on SRH and HIV services and step-by-step guidance for providers on how to use the toolkit during consultations [ 18].

Few people offer the practical guidance we desperately need on how to use images to deepen public engagement.

Although the clinical utility of the PAM has been suggested in the literature [ 20], there remains little understanding of the meaningfulness of the 'scores' in relation to actual self-management behavior and action, and little guidance for health professionals on how to use such 'scores' to tailor the delivery of self-management support.

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In this article we offer practical directions and guidance for a functional researcher on how to use research-based evaluation to inform changes in the development of undergraduate sports science education.