This large descriptive study is the first one to address the content of nephrology on-call activity and its importance for the training of nephrology fellows.
In our opinion, the multiple-baseline single-case study is a useful and valid alternative to the randomised pilot study, as it gives insight into the feasibility of the intervention and allows to evaluate the intervention's potential effectiveness, allowing one to tailor the content and context of the intervention prior to conducting a randomised clinical trial.
"Citizens on the ground with smartphones are always going to be the ones to get the content first.
However one relates to the content of Mr. Twitchell's work, which will be esoteric to most viewers, the sense of sheer physical, even devotional, conviction that went into making these objects is impressive.
CLIL implies a dual-focused education with two main aims: one related to the content, topic, or theme, and the other linked to the language (Marsh, 2001).
There is another larger causal explanation, the one related to the content of my statements that I wanted to include in my paper.
The six-cluster solution was considered the best interpretable one according to the content of the strategies belonging to these clusters.
Instead, one gets to the contents through a "mental health battery," or series of questions and exercises to measure contextual retention, comprehension skills and the like.
Only one group reacted to the content of the summary provided for them to check.
There, he reached out to Christie's richer clients, who had shopped only at the higher-priced King Street or Manhattan locations, by offering more specialized sales, like ones devoted to the contents of stately English country homes, and publishing more elaborate catalogs.
