To the best of our knowledge, the last comprehensive academic paper on the subject dates back to 1978 [ 13].
In its 2014-15 plan for how it intended to use the new state dollars for the disadvantaged students, the district pledged to give them comprehensive academic assessments, an individual learning plan leading to graduation and access to specific counselors, psychiatric social workers and other staff.
The Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University (SAHZU), a comprehensive academic medical center hospital in the People's Republic of China, successfully passed Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation on February 24 of 2013.
Rod Thornton, a lecturer who published a comprehensive academic paper about the case remains suspended by the university for his troubles.
It is a land-grant university with a comprehensive academic program; it is also a research institution.
Now, though, a new and comprehensive academic study soundly disproves both rationales, giving shareholders more reason to reject new pay packages skewed in favor of top managers or not adequately linked to short- and long-term performance.
P reparing Future Faculty (PFF) goes beyond teacher-training programs to develop a comprehensive academic career training mechanism.
Considering the proposed analysis method is applicable for most FSPCMs, this work may build up bridges for both comprehensive academic research and industrial application of FSPCMs.
AIMS uses a comprehensive academic model that grounds its students in general mathematical and computational concepts and shows them how to apply those principles to real-world situations.
Standard & Poor's: –"Strong financial resources for the rating category, with 2008 unrestricted resources equal to 363.5% of operating expenses and 278.9% of pro-forma debt;" –"Solid niche as a selective, liberal arts college for women, with comprehensive academic programs and strong student quality;" –"High per-student endowment at June 30 , 2008 of $349,349".
