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"The support they require can be as intensive as the support given to looked-after children and care leavers, due to the effect of experiencing significant trauma and adapting to a new culture, language and way of life," explains Peter John, London Councils' executive member for children.

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The supply of formally trained nursing professionals that is shown by the light blue line in Figure  5 is therefore the supply of FTEs with at least one year of training in a nursing profession, including anticipated new entrants into the labour market (graduates in nursing professions) and leavers (for example, due to retirement) from the labour market.

Fish have three isoforms analogous to mammalian PPARα, -β and -γ (Andersen et al., 2000; Maglich et al., 2003; Boukouvala et al., 2004; Leaver et al., 2005) which in some species are present as multiple isoforms of individual subtypes (Leaver et al., 2005) due to evolutionary gene duplication events (Urbatzka et al., 2013).

The results should be interpreted carefully in the context of these studies; for example, in the US study, most of the actual leavers were likely to have left due to normal retirement, as 9.9% of all physicians in the initial sample were aged 65 or over.

Due to the smaller number of leavers and large frequency of a negative sense of belonging among those respondents, we focus only on majors in this section.

Due to low numbers for majors and leavers, we present results based on race and gender, but not the intersections of those groups.

Researchers found that due to a mismatch between the number of university leavers and the jobs appropriate to their skills, more than half of the UK's graduates are in non-graduate jobs.

The observed changes in the shares from the expansion to the recession indicate that part of the increase in unemployment duration is due to a fall in the share of fast unemployment leavers (by 13 pp) and the offsetting increase in slow leavers, especially among those with low exit rates from both unemployment and employment.

In common with rodents, high levels of expression of PPARα has been reported in the liver of several fish species (Ibabe et al., 2002; Ibabe et al., 2004; Leaver et al., 2007; He et al., 2012) probably due to the organ's prominent role in fatty acid oxidation (Colliar et al., 2011).

Children aged 17 18 years or any school leavers in 2014 will not be asked to participate in the current project, owing to time table restrictions due to final examinations and potential loss to follow-up.

– Hispanic female computer engineering leaver This leaver felt that her understanding of the material did not measure up to that of her peers; her feeling out of place was due to a lack of competence.

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