Generally more (institutionalized) frictions are in place in these European sites, intended to prevent further change, based on the benefits assumed for biodiversity and aesthetics.
Furthermore, the result that cooperation concerning ICT in communities of practice in teaching has a positive effect on students' CIL might also be interpreted differently: in schools where students have high levels of CIL, there would seem to be a higher recognition of the need for teachers to cooperate in a more institutionalized and formal way.
The authors of this study argued that patients with dementia are probably more often institutionalized in nursing home facilities with more organized pharmaceutical care.
Scientists influence partner attraction more strongly for firms that are less-well-connected, and they become less prominent in fostering finance ties as the industry practice of partnership becomes more institutionalized.
While cohabitation and non-marital fertility are today taken as proof of deinstitutionalization, we do not talk of marriage as having become more thoroughly institutionalized in the 1950s.
The Zambian government has been supportive of the project, but Internet.org could face friction in other parts of Africa, the Indian subcontinent, or the Middle East where gender discrimination is more institutionalized.
It is also now threatening to destabilize larger, more institutionalized nations like Mexico.
Most children with disabilities were either kept home with family members to care for them, and children with more severe disabilities were institutionalized in facilities among those with learning impairments and mental retardation.
It remains to be seen whether patients that were institutionalized in the past and are more likely to claim medications are also more likely to consume the medications they have claimed.
I didn't know that fully half of all the teenagers in foster care are institutionalized in group homes or more serious lockdown facilities because families don't want them.
