When including a variable indicating whether firm representatives regard CVT as a "very important" means of reducing turnover and interacting this variable with turnover, the negative coefficient of turnover is reinforced (Table 1, column 6).
Capacity building for clinical trials roughly can be divided into four phases which are mutually reinforcing (Table 3).
The first cohort continued their interdisciplinary biology program with the six modules of SYMBIOSIS III in fall 2008; it consisted of lecture units with wet and dry labs to reinforce concepts (Table 4).
Nothing reinforces table manners to a child like a parent sitting straight, eating slowly with their utensils, and dabbing their mouth with a napkin.
Increased media attention on medical disputes also reinforced mistrust (table 4).
Interestingly, students theme 'Awareness and confidence' might be associated with the key feature 'Student-facilitator relationships and reflection reinforced' (see Table 3 and 4).
Mr. Israel is director of the Edison Papers project, Ms. Collins is an associate director, and at the moment they are celebrating the publication of "Research to Development at Menlo Park, January 1879-March 1881," a coffee-table volume suitable only for reinforced coffee tables: it checks in at 1,098 pages.
Before you send in your order, reinforce your coffee table.
Two types of commercially available and commonly used 3Dramix hooked-end steel fibres (3DH) were used to reinforce the UHPM (Table 2).
By the end of 1941 Wilkinson had supervised the distribution of more than half a million indoor "Morrison shelters"—reinforced steel tables with wire mesh sides, under which a family could sleep at home.
