Discussions are recommended on the use of the term 'palliative' or options for alternative terms, for instance in the training and education of healthcare professionals.
In other areas of labour economics repeated measures are often used as instruments when one is concerned about measurement error; for instance in the returns to education literature one may have access to the primary respondent's self-reported education, as well as a sibling's report on the respondent's education.
For instance in education, the majority of teens drop out of school due to financial struggles.
In that instance, the education agency determined that the company had asked a student to sign off on tutoring hours that he had not completed, finding that it was "not factual and forthright" in documenting attendance rates.
National education systems differ for instance in the number of distinct educational programs at secondary education, the age at which children are selected into different educational programs, and the existence of nationally standardized examinations at the end of primary and secondary education (Shavit and Blossfeld, 1993; Shavit and Müller, 1998).
And, says Tapit CEO Jamie Cunningham, when there is leftover ad inventory, members may also use that space – like the ad panels at a bus stop, for instance – in consumer education efforts about the benefits of NFC and how it works.
For instance, in the public sector, in education and health, workers are under much more pressure to meet targets and to be more accountable for how they perform.
For instance, in the present dataset, maternal education was high.
In Queensland, for instance, the education union and True Relationships, which delivers the program, say they know of no school that has used the materials in classrooms.
A recent improvement initiative in the USA for instance, in which continuous education was the primary intervention, led to a significant increase in cardiac risk score documentation in patients with UA and NSTEMI.
