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Some traditional practices, when frequently implemented, are more positively associated with the mean score of schools in low-achieving countries.

Even in Shanghai, where the emission control implemented are more stringent than in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, we observed little to no reduction in NOx emissions from 2000 to 2010.

History has shown time and again that the short-term inefficiencies of a tariff, properly implemented, are more than compensated for by the long-term spur to industry growth it can provide, largely because growth has more to do with the industry externalities mentioned above (problem number four) than short-term efficiency per se.

There can be little doubt that many injury-prevention measures, already implemented, are more cost-effective than the treatment of trauma; and this fact should weigh heavily on decisions regarding allocation of government funding to promote wider acceptance of prevention programs [ 51, 52].

The study participants acknowledge that the Hawler College of Medicine has intended to implement more active learning methods but the actual teaching practice implemented is more accurately characterized as lectures with smaller groups of students holding the potential for more interaction.

Fortunately, the policy the Obama administration is actually implementing is more flexible and thought-through.

The LQAS system, although straightforward to implement, is more complicated than the current methods that are standardized across all sites.

Today, kitchen appliances and implements are more the norm.

The use of chopsticks in the East and forks in the West illustrates how obeying precedent is often the most practical policy, since these respective implements are more readily available in the respective locations.

However, the question of which technology and how it is implemented are always more complex issues than is originally anticipated [ 14].

She might market aspirationally: "buy these things so you can live a beautiful life," but Beck's marketing (of "sun ovens", food insurance, and canning implements) is more direct: "buy these things so that you can live".