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Replacing teachers who score badly is cheaper and more effective, provided that administrators can get around strict union rules on sackings.

Diluents became more effective (provided greater reductions of the laminar burning velocity for a given diluent concentration) in the order helium, argon, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide, which reflects their increased capabilities either to quench the reaction zone by increased specific heats or to reduce flame velocities by reduced transport rates.

In this paper, we argue that an architecture based on "Privacy Agents" can make privacy rights protection more effective, provided however that this architecture meets a number of legal requirements to ensure the validity of consent delivered through such Privacy Agents.

We suspect that when it is the CBO that approaches the university partner, instead of the other way around (as in our case), engagement between residents and researchers is likely to be more effective, provided the latter embrace CBPR values.

This balanced approach to planning is shown to be more effective, providing strong implications for both research and practice.

One key element for increasing vaccination coverage is the development of better influenza vaccines, e.g. vaccines that are more effective, provide longer lasting immunity and do not require annual administration.

This suggests that redundancy is more effective when provided at the OXN subsystem level.

The learning checks were returned to participants within a few days, as comment was more effective when provided sooner (Bangert-Drowns et al., 1991).

It appears that CS is more effective when provided by someone other than the supervisee's manager.

Finally, EPA supplementation may be more effective if provided earlier rather than later, when muscle loss is accelerated.

Furthermore, evidence suggests that providing interventions tailored to an individual's stage of change (stage matched) is more effective than providing the same intervention to all individuals [ 34- 37].