The future financial stability of a practice will therefore become dependent on the Carr-Hill allocation formula.
We found a strong, statistically significant correlation (r = .703, p = .0003; rs = .694, p = .0003) between finals assessment practices, supporting our earlier assumptions regarding the stability of assessment practices over time (data not shown).
They are not, however, concerned with demonstrating the limitless structural regularities in society (such as linguistic routines, the permanence of national boundaries, the stability of religious practices, or the durability of gender or racial inequality).
Peak forces applied to the ergometer handle were significantly less variable following practice and increased stability of the post-practice movement pattern was also revealed in more tightly clustered plots of hip velocity against horizontal displacement.
Consequently, in routine stability designs, the state of practice utilizing a pseudostatic analysis has not changed for many years.
The partial stability of traditional clan practices was half-destroyed by the deportation of the entire nation to the steppes of Central Asia in 1944.
We discuss and illustrate our use of Toulmin's model of argumentation to develop an analytical technique for documenting the emergence and stability of classroom mathematical practices.
Social beliefs and actions have an increasingly shorter period of validity; social change is for example reflected in the stability of social institutions and practices as well as in personal relationships.
There is now clearly a need to identify precise criteria to evaluate, in clinical practice, the stability of clinical performance targets as proposed by the guidelines.
Duration of practice did not seem to affect the stability of elder people.
