Sentences with phrase «where equivalent measures»
Where equivalent measures of mother involvement were available, we found associations with risk of behaviour problems using the SDQ prosocial scale (but not the SDQ total difficulties scale) for mothers, and using the total difficulties (but not prosocial) scale for fathers.
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The extent of higher education studies is measured using a system of credits, where one year of full - time study over 40 weeks is equivalent to 60 higher education credits, and one full - time semester is equivalent to 30 higher education credits.
To develop a measure of the resulting redistribution, we compare existing DB systems to a fiscally equivalent plan where pension wealth is neutrally distributed: a cash balance (CB) system.
This powertrain is good for 80 MPGe, where the «e» stands for equivalent, a measure of efficiency meant to compare gasoline, hybrid and electric powertrains.
it has a nice summary of heat transport in fluids, including a discussion of the ideal gas conductivity (where they write it in one of the slightly different forms equivalent to that which I inserted above) and include a table that shows the measured, non-zero thermal conductivity of many gases.
We took the farm tour and viewed large plots of land where the longest - ever side - by - side experiments have been conducted, comparing organic methods with non-organic, measuring yields, effects on soil, moisture, humus, microbiological activity, etc. (Initially, organic farming yields drop off, but within a few years, organic yields are equivalent of chemical farming yields, but in drought years, organic agriculture provides higher yields.
Where subsidiaries and branches are established outside the EEA (where the AML laws are not as strict as the UK), the parent company must ensure that the subsidiaries and branches apply controls and measures equivalent to those required by the Where subsidiaries and branches are established outside the EEA (where the AML laws are not as strict as the UK), the parent company must ensure that the subsidiaries and branches apply controls and measures equivalent to those required by the where the AML laws are not as strict as the UK), the parent company must ensure that the subsidiaries and branches apply controls and measures equivalent to those required by the MLRs.
Where available, equivalent measures of mother involvement (positive parenting beliefs at 9 months and engagement in both active and creative play at 5 years) were associated with lower risk of subsequent behaviour problems, assessed using the SDQ prosocial scale, in both boys and girls.
Composite measures of father involvement were derived by exploratory factor analysis, and equivalent measures of mother involvement were examined where possible.
Where possible we created equivalent measures of mother involvement.