In Japan, House (2009) found that higher-achieving fourth grade students in the 2007 TIMSS sample reported being asked more frequently to work on problems independently and to explain their answers, although procedural skills such as memorization of procedures and practicing computation were also positively related to achievement in this younger population.
For instance, more resilient elephants may be selected more frequently to work more hours, or those elephants that sustain too many lesions may have decreased numbers of working hours, or be removed from the camp.
"As adults they show their work much more frequently to each other than their parents," Frank Rich said.
Female doctors, especially those with children, more frequently aspire to work in a private general or specialist practice which allows for working flexible hours.
Web-surfers tend to access entertainment sites more frequently at work than they do at home.
We hypothesised that post-intervention, participants would demonstrate improved skills and knowledge, report fewer barriers to adopting evidence-based practice, particularly lack of skills and knowledge, use their skills more frequently at work, and that these changes would be maintained over time.
Since the participants are local, there is an opportunity to meet more frequently and work toward developing new projects and ventures, especially around the area of sustainability and social enterprise.
Subjects with a big family may run errands more frequently during home to work trips than the other subjects, thus, they were prone to overestimate the travel time to potentially account for such incidences.
This finding is in contrast to higher educated mothers who more frequently work away from home, which may have compromised their ability to exclusively breastfeed.
Only women reported consequences related to children, such as taking the children away from the home (20.7% women vs. 0% men), whereas men more frequently reported working more than usual to keep away from home (34.6% men vs. 22.4% women).
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