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Carry‐over effects of small classes
Peabody Journal of Education, 1989Abstract A two‐part follow‐up study was conducted of students in grade 4 who had participated in the reduced class size experiment during the preceding years. Outcome measures included a range of norm referenced and criterion referenced achievement tests and teachers’ ratings of the youngsters’ effort, initiative taking, and disruptive behavior in the ...
Jeremy D. Finn +3 more
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Effects of ammoniation on the ‘carry‐over’ of aflatoxins into bovine milk
Food Additives and Contaminants, 1988Two experiments were performed using lactating cows fed various treated and non-treated commodities from AFB1 contaminated peanut cakes. Treatment with ammonia gas by an autoclaving process was used for detoxification. Two methods were used for AFM1 determination in every milk sample: a TLC procedure recognized by AOAC and IDF and an HPLC method with a
J M, Fremy +4 more
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Generalizability of carry-over effects in the emotional Stroop task
Behaviour Research and Therapy, 2005The emotional Stroop task has been the most widely used task to examine attentional bias to emotionally salient stimuli. In one format of this task, words are presented to participants in a mixed randomized or quasi-randomized sequence. Using a mixed smoking Stroop task, we have previously demonstrated that smokers are slower to respond to words which ...
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The Carry-over Effect of Advertising
Journal of Marketing, 1965Most advertisers believe there is a carry-over effect of advertising. What evidence is available, and what does it indicate about the relationships of sales to advertising? The author of this article presents a case study, and examines other evidence bearing on this question.
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Designs for Sequences of Treatments with Carry-Over Effects
Biometrics, 1966In experimental situations where treatments are applied in sequence to the same experimental units and the effect of a treatment may persist after a treatment has been discontinued, the experimenter may be more interested in the effect of consecutive applications of a treatment rather than in the direct and carry-over effects.
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Effect of antibiotic carry-over on bacterial counting by ‘spiral plating’
Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy, 1988info:eu-repo/semantics ...
Yourassowsky, Eugène +3 more
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Methodology to analyse rank and carry-over effects
Food Quality and Preference, 2005In the frame of a sensory evaluation in which assessors successively taste several products, this paper uses a model of analysis of variance including both the rank and the carry-over factors. The application of this model to a data set shows how important these factors can be.
Françoise Huon de Kermadec +1 more
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CD SEM carry-over effect investigation
SPIE Proceedings, 2001In a multiple tools environment the matching and stability performance of CD SEM becomes crucial for successful introduction of new technology generations. However proper evaluation procedure for CD SEM precision components represents a nontrivial issue when total precision budget is 1-2nm (according to the National Technology Roadmap for ...
Anna K. Chernakova, Alan J. Fan
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Carry-over effects in perceptions of educational value
Studies in Higher Education, 2013The marketisation of higher education has led to the need for universities to apply marketing concepts normally associated with commercial markets to the educational context. Consumer value, which considers how consumers perceive the outcomes of their consumption experiences, is one such concept.
Stavros Kalafatis, Lesley Ledden
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Embryonic learning and developmental carry-over effects in an invasive anuran
Oecologia, 2017Carry-over effects influence trait responses in later life stages as a result of early experience with environmental cues. Predation risk is an influential stressor and selection exists for early recognition of threats. In particular, invasive species may benefit from carry-over effects by preemptively recognizing and responding to novel predators via ...
Tiffany S. Garcia +3 more
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