These interventions were: more emphasis on skills in the curriculum (indicated by 66.3% of all students), more checking whether students prepared (60.4%), more case based independent learning assignments (57.9%), more testing of skills (58.3%), more sanctions if students were not prepared (54.3%), and obligatory electronic independent assignment (54.0%).
The overall consensus that teaching needed to be more case-based is consistent with adult learning theories [ 29, 30] and emphasises the importance of linking education with the experiences of everyday life, which many trainees felt was currently neglected.
Analysts would worry if this suit led to more liability cases based on secondary-smoke inhalation.
The former Prime Minister faces several more corruption cases based on allegations that he stole hundreds of mil lions of pounds during his two terms in power.
A related curricular innovation, vertical integration, allows for the presentation of more complex cases, based specifically upon the structured acquisition and application of concepts from the preceding horizontally integrated coursework [ 8, 9].
More immediately, Harvard is assembling cases based on recent events — issues involving accounting practices, for example, and JPMorgan Chase's acquisition of Bear Stearns.
In the case of performing traffic steering in connected mode, the proposed algorithm for adjusting the B 2/3A thresholds allows to control the user distribution in a more accurate way than the reference cases based on the A 3 event, which means that further offload traffic from macro-cells can be achieved.
SOII-designated coding identified 5,922 MSD cases, 1,299 more cases than the 4,623 MSD cases based on WC classifications (k = 0.71).
To confirm that ERBB2 qRT-PCR data could accurately determine HER2 status, we developed a DNA-based HER2 copy number assay that showed a high correlation with ERBB2 gene expression that more accurately captured the HER2 amplified cases based on central confirmation (Supplemental Fig. 2).
Stenosis of the aorta is even more frequent, occurring in 53 % of cases based on a National Institutes of Health series, mostly affecting the abdominal aorta (up to 70%% of aortic stenosis cases) [1].
