Outcome: degree of implementation measures, such as composite professional outcome (eg, adherence to desired practice), measures of process of care (eg, referral rates) and professionals' performance (eg, prescribing, adherence to guidelines).
However, when the rare species is also the bigger species, hybridization can be impeded by mechanical incompatibility [ 28], and the outcome degree and direction of hybridization is difficult to predict.
Different threshold values (i.e., correlations in streamflow between nodes) are also used to study the influence of threshold on the outcomes of degree centrality, clustering coefficient, and degree distribution methods.
This new tool will be universally applicable and quantify the desired contents of learning outcomes in degree programmes at universities.
Comparative analysis of internal and DE students' comprehension of fundamental academic concepts, for example key psychological theories for psychology majors could help dispel or confirm perceptions that delivery mode drives learning outcomes and degree quality.
To do so under conditions of uncertainty of outcomes, the degree of uncertainty should be factored into one's utility function, with probability estimates assigned to alternatives based on the limited knowledge that one has.
It raises educational outcomes, the degree of thinking, and quality of leadership both in the school in receipt of support and in the school giving support.
Since the global outlook looks less than optimal - with Greece's bailout and China's currency devaluation -- think tanks are in full swing predicting global outcomes and degree of risk to stakeholders in various domains.
Linear regressions were used to quantify associations between experimentally manipulated variables (blood vessel number and lifespan) or their outcomes (observed degree of resource heterogeneity) with the expected migration distance and number of migratory cells.
As practitioners tackle larger islands for restoration, three factors will heavily influence success and outcomes: the degree of local support, the ability to mitigate for non-target impacts, and the ability to eradicate non-native species more cost-effectively.
