Every child in the United States, regardless of income status, race, ethnicity, family composition and geography, can succeed with the right set of supports - a strength-based belief that has been at the heart of Wheelock College for its 125 years of existence.
The calculation test [6] of the supporting frame on a strength showed a peak stress in the material of 31.3 MPa, which gives the opportunity to use cheaper steel or to reduce metal consumption of the design (the yield strength for cheap carbon steel is 220 MPa) (see Fig. 12).
Nursing educator: The specific challenge of asking what the service can do to support the activity is a strength of the form.
Our "real world" community practice setting, in rural and urban locations with a variety of available resources and supports for patients, is a strength of this study.
Both experimental and analytical studies support an increase in strength with the addition of embedded fasteners.
The maternity service provides a strength based support and there are many CFH nurses with very old fashioned ideas imposing them on women.' (Midwife 40, SA) CFH nurses were also asked to comment on the effectiveness of ToC.
The flight deck, unlike those on Royal Navy carriers, was superimposed on the ship's hull rather than constructed as a strength deck supporting the carrier's hull structure.
Homogeneity may be a strength in supporting unidimensionality (in a single or multiple dimensions), but a group of very similar items may also lead to a set of items of similar difficulty [ 17, 18].
Our patients were prospectively identified as part of ongoing screening for recruitment to clinical trials within our ICU, and we believe this identification process to be a strength that supports the reliability of our findings.
The strong value of community and mutuality that characterized life in our study communities has been noted as a strength that supports high quality, integrated health care through social solidarity, close knit relationships, and community commitment [ 17].
