DM helped design the quantitative and qualitative survey instruments and aided with the administration of the study at Panzi Hospital.
Active learning calls for an increased need for the expendable material and for the procurement of teaching material, teaching instruments and aids, issuance of the school paper and bulletin, provision of the appropriate literature for teachers and pupils, and subscription to professional magazines and papers, Internet etc.
Clinical Relevance: This information should help surgeons in their selection of currently available surgical instruments and should aid engineers in the design of future instruments that function to modify articular cartilage.
She had cared for dozens of patients with abscesses and broken bones, tumors and arrow wounds, relying on nothing more than a single rickety X-ray machine, a handful of battered surgical instruments and the aid of one well-connected local nurse.
The authors would like to acknowledge Dr. Michael Sigman for his generosity in supplying an HPLC instrument and his aid in the drafting of the manuscript.
Quality control standards, that were carefully chosen not to interfere with the measurement of endogenous compounds, were spiked into every analyzed sample to allow instrument performance monitoring and aid chromatographic alignment.
Between 2007 and 2010, Morocco received a total of €654 million within the ENP framework [ 17], with at least €130 million in the first two years specifically dedicated to migration [ 19] through various instruments and notably development aid [ 13].
In the education category, the list of 137 items include classroom furniture, printing equipment, paper for textbooks, photocopying and duplicating machinery, sports equipment and clothing, musical instruments, and audio-visual aids.
Whether in hospital or at home, the system should feature two basic elements: (a) instrumented and walking aids or supports, (b) equipment for the assessment of parameters.
