On the one hand, employed women have to obey formal organizational rules (institutionalized work hours in this study) in the workplace to meet the employer requirements.
The law schools of the Roman Empire established organized repositories of imperial constitutions and institutionalized the study and practice of jurisprudence to relieve the busy imperial courts.
Of the 20,000 children with disabilities who are currently institutionalized, the study found, many could live with their families if only the proper support systems were put in place and inclusive education facilities provided.
Believing building to be the primary constructive activity, the discipline has not institutionalized special studies of subtraction.
The establishment in 1530 of the Collège de France institutionalized humanist studies, in opposition to the University, where the legacy of medieval Scholasticism, satirized in François Rabelais's bawdy prose works, Gargantua and Pantagruel, still dominated.
To answer the first objective (factors influencing institutionalization), additional prospective regression analyses will be conducted for the subgroup of participants that were institutionalized during the study period (i.e. baseline assessment in home care (Group 2), follow-up in institutional care (Group 1)).
Competing for book of the year is Robert Sitton's Lady in the Dark: Iris Barry and the Art of Film (Columbia University Press), the fascinating biography of the founder of the Museum of Modern Art's Film Library and the individual who helped institutionalize film studies.
The masculine mystique is institutionalized in work structures, according to three new studies forthcoming in the Journal of Social Issues.
In a more than 20 years old study, 761 institutionalized elderly people were taking on average four medications (present study group 4.2; SD = 2.6) and 47% of them were taking one or more hyposalivation-related medications [ 44].
Finally, our study excluded institutionalized and home HD patients.
