William T. Sanders, an anthropologist whose influential studies of early civilizations in Mexico and Central America included a vast and invaluable aerial survey of ancient archaeological sites, died July 2 in State College, Pa.
Fortunately, such a study was recently initiated in "Lesbian Art in America: A Contemporary History" by Harmony Hammond (Rizzoli International), an invaluable, episodic survey of work since 1970.
Including HR management issues in the baseline survey proved invaluable as Dr. Monywiir and his staff began to organize HR functions and the policies to support them.
Those surveys are invaluable, the political scientist Sidney Verba has argued.
We have found that the support of sympathetic faculty, as well as hard data from surveys, are invaluable in accomplishing our goals.
Therefore, post-event surveys are invaluable ways to get insights (although indirectly) on LW recruitment processes, transport distance, and factors inducing LW deposition — all aspects that are crucial for the proper management of river basins related to flood hazard mitigation.
These early surveys gave invaluable information about the epidemiology of TB, without HIV, and lead to the formulation of the current TB control strategy- DOTS, which relies on passive case-finding by investigating only those individuals presenting to the health services with symptoms of prolonged cough or haemoptysis.
Although both internet surveys provided invaluable data to picture current clinical practice, some data were not routinely collected in all centres and respondents were only able to estimate some answers.
FN helped conceive the study, provided invaluable input to a section of the survey (smoking cessation self-help materials) specific to his area of expertise and contributed to the survey development and preparation of this manuscript.
A qualitative study adopting a longitudinal data collection process, would be invaluable to follow up this survey.
