Children in the individual condition worked individually on tasks to apply the thinking skills whereas learners in the collaborative condition applied the thinking skills on tasks in groups of four.
One to two embryos were imaged for each individual condition and three congruent repeats of each condition were performed.
Schools were allocated into one of three intervention conditions: control condition; individual condition; collaborative learning condition.
The National Eczema Society describes it as "a highly individual condition which varies from person to person and comes in many different forms".
Although a multichannel pressure measurement test is required for evaluating coherence in an individual condition, it needs sophisticated experimental equipment.
If you take warfarin, an INR of 2 to 3 is often ideal, although the best range for you will be based on your individual condition.
"Our suggestion was to create a digital platform to provide a personal timeline and specific information to patients, based on their individual condition and needs".
"Manorexia" is a cheapening label, making eating disorders sound like a trend, a depersonalised wave of behaviour rather than an incredibly individual condition, the result of thought processes, behavioural patterns and misguided beliefs that change from sufferer to sufferer.
Creating deep but narrow expertise can lead to health care professionals feeling accountable for a slice of a patient's individual condition but rarely makes anyone clearly accountable for a whole person's health.
In texts ranging from hospital newspaper poetry to mendicant narratives sold for veterans' financial support, representations of Civil War injury engaged shifting understandings of disability: from individual condition to evolving social class.
This paper presents a study following the Action Research methodology that is aimed at understanding how the exertion experience in commercial exergames can be personalized to the individual condition of each older adult.
