This study compared the types of risk events experienced during the project, using risk indicators, when undertaking three different types of projects: compliance, operational, and strategic projects.
Students then undertook two different types of tests to assess their learning: one designed to evaluate their memory by recalling facts from the lesson, and another designed to assess their understanding through solving novel diagnostic problems.
The collection of macrofauna from the deep waters of the Northeast Atlantic is undertaken using different types of corers, namely, box corers [31] or some form of multi/mega corer [32].
Motivated by the state encouragement, entrepreneurial activities (F1) were undertaken by different types of entrepreneurs.
We undertook a different type of analysis by a novel bioinformatic method that identifies genomic regions that are more or less likely to be associated with each other than would be expected by chance, given their base frequency (Table 4).
Although an L3 humanitarian emergency requires a mandatory inter-agency humanitarian evaluation, in the case of Syria, the Steering Group for Inter-Agency Humanitarian Evaluations concurred to undertake a different type of evaluative work, which would provide for an appropriate level of lesson learning and system-wide accountability to help guide the ongoing response to the Syria crisis.
Survival analyses were undertaken separately for the different types of revision TKAs (revision total knee arthroplasty with resurfaced patella, or non-resurfaced patella) and the different prosthesis brands.
Therefore, a prominent broadband access technology must be able to undertake different network traffics from different types of applications and fulfill their network requirements.
Indeed Stradling [11] has gone further with a classification of different types of effort when undertaking journeys: physical effort, cognitive effort and affective effort.
Healthcare workers hands will come in contact with many different types of surfaces while undertaking a succession of tasks.
