In Michigan, we met with key state legislators prior to the large expansion of the state's Great Start Readiness Program in 2013.
Recent analysis suggested that schools which had large increases in readiness for change throughout the intervention demonstrated significant BMI decreases at followup [ 30].
For example, an expanding willingness and readiness of large companies to buy products and services from smaller, nimble startups.
Protein antigens present a quite promising alternative for vaccine development, due to the following characteristics: 1) absence of infectious materials like coding genes, 2) capability of inducing antigen-specific antibodies, 3) possibility for chemical modification and 4) the readiness for large scale manufacturing for a looming pandemic.
This program, modeled after the University of Arizona Teaching Team Program (Libarkin and Mencke, 2001), aims to bridge the gap between faculty expectations and student readiness in large classes by creating course-specific learning communities or teaching teams.
How generalizable are the themes related to acceptability and readiness to a larger sample of PLHIV in Yaoundé, Cameroon?
A few worried that the strategy "could send an inappropriate signal to investors about the committee's readiness to resume large-scale asset purchases".
Sudan, to the north, has shrugged off Western threats and sanctions over the continuing atrocities in Darfur, thanks in large part to China's readiness to invest in Sudanese oilfields and buy their output.
The modality of readiness was the largest group, comprising nearly 40%% of the total instances of modality (as shown in Table 7).
Future replication studies could thus examine the impact of gender, field of study, age, and socio-economic status on learner e-readiness with a larger sample size as additional factors influencing learners' interest in hybrid language education.
