In the last decade, nonlinear static procedures emerged as the reference practice-oriented analysis method for structures under seismic actions.
This paper presents a prototype based on the case of Catania with the aim of sharing the lessons learnt, which can be reused as reference practices in other cases with similar requirements.
It has further been argued that the metric lacks normalisation for reference practices across disciplines [6], [7], and does not indicate the relevance (the degree to which a journal publishes on a particular topic or sub-specialty) of publications to a particular audience.
Costs were generally lower with nurse-led care in direct costs including consultations within study practices, for all patients and in patients not yet 65 years old, in study practices (compared to external reference practices) [ 38] at 0.5 or 12 [ 23] months, and in treatment costs with both unadjusted and adjusted data at 6 months [ 42].
Our citation and cross-referencing practices have evolved in the context of print, and we may be able to do things that better reflect the dynamic nature of legislative text.
In this paper, which is based on a much larger sample than the ones explored in previous studies, we revisit these diverging claims through measures of research productivity, scientific impact and referencing practices as a function of the of age of the researchers.
Core challenge for educating systems engineers is the need for students to have a frame of reference of practice to appreciate the theory they learn.
Now, if you were given a bad reference, in practice I don't know how easily a hiring manager will tell you about it.
Yet when asked to provide examples or anecdotes illustrating why board diversity matters, many subjects acknowledged difficulty in illustrating theory with reference to practice.
