Psychological job demands (work pace and work quantity) were measured by means of a Dutch version of the Job Content Questionnaire [ 31], and this scale was divided into tertiles (cut-off values 36 and 45).
Strengths of the instructional multimedia presentation reported by students in the present study included greater opportunity to view and/or review content and control of the pacing and content quantity.
The Soviet authorities built psychiatric hospitals at a rapid pace and increased the quantity of beds for patients with nervous and mental illnesses from 222,600 to 390,000 between 1962 and 1974, and the expansion in the number of psychiatric beds was expected to continue in the years up to 1980.
The advent of commercial second generation sequencing machines has lead to new strategies for developing EST-SSR markers, necessitating the development of bioinformatic framework that can keep pace with the increasing quality and quantity of sequence data produced.
Watch out for Grimsby Town after their promotion back into the Football League – they have signed Ben Davies, Portsmouth's player of the year last season, and are very much an unknown quantity – Omar Bogle's pace and power has brought him lots of goals in non-league football.
Quality has not always kept pace with quantity (some new volumes seem to have no discernible audience except the author's immediate family), but the market suggests that photographs are an inexhaustible source of curiosity and pleasure in today's opticentric world.
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