Look at East Asia, where tutoring and testing constitute a sort of religion.
The disability critique of prenatal testing constitutes a large, loosely bound cluster of arguments that draw upon disability rights theory and activism in order to critically question the increased routinization of prenatal testing and selective abortion (Parens and Asch 2000).
These data suggest that internet-based formative testing constitutes a powerful and innovative tool for (bio) medical teachers to positively reinforce student behaviour and performance.
It soon became apparent that BPI could easily overcome this handicap and assessment of the usefulness of this method for antibiotic susceptibility testing constitutes a common theme in many of the publications in the field.
For this pattern to occur, it has been argued that home cage conditions prior to testing constitute a low interference environment, that is, akin to being in the dark, so protecting performance despite the perirhinal cortex lesions (Romberg et al., 2012).
The group, Human Rights Watch, argued that the test constituted a second assault on a traumatized woman.
Nine t-tests constituted a minimal set of independent comparisons distinguishing mean contrast patterns among the 13 regressors of the paradigm.
The need for CD4 cell testing constitutes an important obstacle for efficient decentralization of HIV care to peripheral health levels.
The need for CD4 cell testing constitutes an important obstacle for further roll-out of ART, especially at primary health care level in low-income countries.
The Missouri Supreme Court sensibly ruled otherwise: that the test constituted an unreasonable search because there was no accident to investigate and because there was plenty of time to get a warrant and test the driver's blood before the alcohol in it dissipated.
