If as much as 35%% of a total grade is awarded for participation (not entirely uncommon in EFL contexts, as suggested by a number of teachers in our initial survey and from the authors' own experiences), then this becomes the primary measure of learning achievement.
Such patterns reflect the variability of individual commitment not uncommon in virtual contexts [ 38].
This pattern of HRH reform is not uncommon to other contexts, whether post-conflict or not.
Higher values of σ2 were not tested; however, a standard deviation more than twice as large in one group than in another group may be uncommon within clinical contexts.
Weak community accountability is not uncommon in fragile contexts such as Afghanistan, as governance structures are often insufficient for the 'long route' of accountability to be effective (i.e. citizens holding the state accountable using their 'voice' , via elections or advocacy activities, and the state ensuring providers fulfil agreed responsibilities) [ 43– 43].
Supporting end users to adapt business processes is rather uncommon in the context of large Enterprise Resource Planning systems.
The use of a cut-off threshold of 1.5 on the fold-change is not uncommon in the context of miRNA profiling studies [84]-[86 [84]-[86
If used, an umbrella term should be used only when referring to a group or practitioners or therapies, which is usually uncommon in the context of such a therapeutic relationship.
The unique ability of GATA3 as a sole biomarker, that is, not as a part of a genomic signature, to classify breast cancer patients in clinical groups is, thus, uncommon in the context of breast cancer, and suggests that GATA3 is a major force behind processes standing at the core of the disease.
Only 8.6%% of mothers and their newborns had received PNC visit at home from community health workers (traditional birth attendance or village health worker) (Table 1).> Complete compliance with the WHO recommended three visit regimen of PNC is uncommon in this context.
