Sentences with phrase «comparative impact studies»
Once again, where are the comparative impact studies and current population figures?
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More comparative studies and impact evaluations are needed within countries to determine which strategies are most effective at promoting and supporting EBF with different populations.
A Comparative study of breastfeeding during pregnancy: Impact on maternal and newborn outcomes.
In their comparative study, called a lifecycle impact assessment, the researchers used Pennsylvania as the point of origin for both shale gas and coal, since both energy sources are abundant in the state.
Across six experiments, participants were shown photos of comparative products to study the impact that increasing the number of additional photos for each item had on consumer perceptions and the overall decision making process.
-- Sara Saberi Moghaddam, Azad University of Tehran, Iran, Comparative Study on the Impact of Cooperative Learning on Linguistically, Interpersonally, Intrapersonally Intelligence EFL Learners» Speaking Ability, [email protected]
During his tenure at Johns Hopkins, Dr. Strandberg had a tremendous impact on the field of comparative pathology and laboratory animal medicine, mentoring over 60 young pathologists and laboratory animal veterinarians, serving on national committees that developed policies for the humane use of research animals, participating in NIH study sections and site visits, and pursuing his research interests resulting in over 120 peer - reviewed publications.
As many comparative studies have done before, the analysis includes an assessment of the environmental impacts associated with the fuel cycle (primary production, extraction, transportation, refining, and vehicle operation) for each of the modes includes in the tool.
Linking Policy Process to Environmental Impacts in the U.S. EPA's National Estuary Program: A Comparative Case Study Analysis of the Science - Policy Interface
This analytical report published by Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) identifies the climate impacts on dengue risk in Brazil by using a comparative case study on the synthetic controls approach.
Topics include (but are not limited to): 1) the impact of legal information on domestic, comparative, and international legal systems; 2) the treatment of legal information authorities and precedents (e.g., citation studies); 3) the examination of rules, practices, and commentary limiting