Direct care workers provide an estimated 70 to 80percentt of the paid hands-on long-term care and personal assistance received by Americans who are elderly or living with disabilities or other chronic conditions.
We recommend that the choice of covariates should be verified by a degree of hands-on modelling, where terms are added or removed in a logical order rather than solely according to statistical significance.
He was always a hands-on worker: in art terms, a formalist as much as a conceptualist.
Overall, the SMART program has demonstrated that local, long-term, hands-on environmental research in a guided mentorship program can support and sustain the interest of female and URM students, increasing their confidence and enrollment in STEM fields.
However, neither our long-term hands-on experience (23 years) with flycatchers nor the literature support the possibility that blowfly larvae ever attach to adult birds.
Talent has been stressing his experience as a hands-on legislator during his four terms in Congress; the implication is that he's a serious thinker, unlike the incumbent.
In terms of hands-on treatment, the conservators won't be doing any major restoration on the shoes.
I worked in an intern capacity while I was in college and I found it to be extremely beneficial in terms of hands-on, job-force experience.
The Welcan system assigns a value to laboratory tests in terms of hands-on staff time required.
The Jobcentre Plus scheme has provided more hands-on support to prevent short-term unemployment becoming the sort of debilitating long-term unemployment seen in the 1980s and 1990s.
To help a potential instructor design and teach such a course, this brief paper summarizes the numerous determinants into seven unique and significant ones: strong motivation, good textbook, hands-on environment, being data intensive, challenging term project, making supporting R datasets available, and an easy way to upload those R datasets quickly.
