However, one teacher who found this tool helpful also wondered whether the more sophisticated plan was any better than his own method of manually selecting poorly understood material from previous classes for later review (Lovell, 2017).
In 1590 Marbury once again felt emboldened to speak out against his superiors, denouncing the Church of England for selecting poorly educated bishops and poorly trained ministers.
In a recent letter to the hospital, the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education said King/Drew's orthopedic surgery residents were badly selected and poorly trained.
Failure to build capacity on the government side, and implement transparency, will likely result in low-quality, high-cost, badly selected, and poorly maintained infrastructure projects (Canuto and Cavallari, 2012).
On the investment side, quality, productivity and integrity of investments may suffer, particularly in contexts where there is a high risk of investment decisions being affected by political and lobbying pressure, and the risk of low-productivity, badly selected and poorly implemented "white elephant" projects is high.
Carvedilol (CAR), a non-selective β-blocker, has been selected as poorly water-soluble model drug.
Most randomized controlled trials (RCTs) were conducted in centers of excellence on highly selected samples, poorly representative of real-world patients, and often suffered conflicts of interest as they were sponsored by drug companies.
Accordingly, we randomly selected 4 poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma (stage II) samples with matched adjacent normal mucosa tissues and performed microarray analysis.
In their aftermath, the Clinton administration launched cruise missiles on poorly selected targets in Afghanistan and Sudan.
"If patients are poorly selected or not followed well, there'll be an increasing number of bad outcomes, and the promise of this field will wither away," said Dr. Ben Greenberg, the psychiatrist in charge of the program at Butler.
