Although a similar set of predictive facets is likely to emerge in independent samples and across different outcome-based composites, fluctuations in terms of which facets will have significant effects are still possible.
By comparing the content of the E-profile curricula with the content covered in ALUSIM, we sought to determine which facets of 'commercial competence' in the Swiss curricula were not assessed by the original test.
8 18–20 This study has gone further than previous ones in the literature by analysing which facets of teaching and the teacher were preferred.
Which facets of teaching were rated highly.
Owing to the lower growth rate in the top of NWs, the morphology of NWs will be determined by Wulff construction [45,46] in which the facets of NW with low surface energies will be preserved and the facets with high surface energies will disappear, which results in the formation of bulgy GaSb nanoplates.
Even British TV is getting in on the information overload – fixed-rig television has ushered in a new era of intimacy in which all facets of life, from school days (the Educating… series) to romance (First Dates), are served up for your analysis and dissection.
We proceed to describe more recent results, both theoretical and experimental, in which various facets of self-reliant capability have been achieved, at least in nascent form.
Instead she uses an early feminist essay, Judith Thomson's "A Defense of Abortion" (1971), to show ways in which important facets of a substantive issue can be set aside because of restrictions imposed by the adversary method.
The first confirmatory factor analyses tested the factor structure of the WHOQOL-SRPB module alone, in which all facets were part of one higher-order spiritual QOL factor (Model 1).
Some of the strongest movements in arthropods (e.g., in the legs of Polydesmida, an order of millipedes) are also implemented by a joint that possesses cavities containing synovial fluid in which imbricating cuticular facets slide against one another.
