Observations at both sites point to the need for maintenance regimes that will ensure the continuance of ecosystem processes.
Negative significant correlations have been identified between occupational stress and affective and continuance commitment, enhancing the need for designing tailored interventions in view of reducing stress and enhancing commitment in Romanian public organizations.
Finally, the slightly low reliability of affective and continuance commitment subscales suggests the need for item modification in future research.
For instance, does a courthouse need private spaces where defendants can meet with their lawyers before a court appearance, which could avoid the need to ask for continuances, which in turn could lead to less time spent in jail?
We set out to gather comparative data from our large university hospital that would substantiate the recommendation for continuance of LDA therapy immediately before, during, and after ESD.
Lakota is one of 11 Native American languages in the best possible category for continuance -- UNESCO puts it in the "vulnerable" category.
Furthermore, the need to divide by cadres and ensure the continuance of the activity in the clinics limited the number of health workers involved in the study, and this could have hampered the richness of the discussions.
When the "machines" crash or run out of fuel, as they always must for continuance of the story, Smyth is there: to fit, to rig, to serve.
The trial was registered with ClinicalTrials.gov, number NCT01474096 The World Health Organization (WHO) considers breastfeeding the ideal way to feed infants, as it provides them with the nutrients needed for adequate growth and development, recommending exclusive breastfeeding until 6 months [ 1] and its continuance in supplemented form until 2 years of age [ 2].
MPs were told money would be needed "not, happily, for the continuance of the war, but for expenditure on reconstruction and other essential services".
