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The Changing Nursing Environment

, 1996
Brody, Jane K.
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Advice for Planning Officers and Applicants Seeking Planning Permission for Commercial or Industrial Developments Discharging to the Water Environment

, 2015

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Morphological and anatomical features of the root system of Rumex scutatus L. (Poligonaceae): adaptive strategies to grow on uneven substrates of the Vesuvius volcano

, 2004
ARONNE, GIOVANNA, DE MICCO, VERONICA
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Advice for Planning Officers and Applicants Seeking Pre-Application Discussion for Developments Liable to Affect the Surface Water Environment

, 2015

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Changing childhoods, changing minds

, 1999
David, T., Powell, S.
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The Changing Environment of Banks*

Greener Management International, 1999
Due to their intermediary role in the economy, banks hold a unique position with regard to sustainable development. This intermediary role is both quantitative and qualitative. Due to their efficient credit approval systems, banks are well equipped to weigh risks and attach a price to these risks.
Marcel H.A. Jeucken, Jan Jaap Bouma
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Respiration in a changing environment

Respiratory Physiology & Neurobiology, 2010
Multidisciplinary respiratory research highlighted in the present symposium uses existing and new models from all Kingdoms in both basic and applied research and bears upon molecular signaling processes that have been present from the beginning of life and have been maintained as an integral part of it.
Steven F, Perry, Elisabeth, Spinelli Oliveira   +1 more
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Coordination in a changing environment

Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, 2012
In this article we consider a model where boundedly rational agents choose both which coordination game to play and what action to take in that game, when their information and mobility are limited and changes over time. We completely characterize both short-run and long-run outcomes.
Alexander Matros, Scott Moser
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Thriving in a Changing Environment

Healthcare Management Forum, 2001
Undeniably, working in an environment that challenges the status quo is not without its problems. Members of the service redesign teams who participated in the West Ottawa Valley Network experience confess that many times during the process they felt a threat to their own job security along with uncertainty about their future roles and responsibilities.
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Changing Radiology in the Changing Hospital Environment

Journal of the American College of Radiology, 2013
Today, the unsustainable growth of health care expenditures is forcing dramatic change. The focus of health care policy is on identifying and eliminating unnecessary waste, maximizing patient safety and satisfaction, and, most important, improving clinical outcomes.
Richard, Afable, Michael N, Brant-Zawadzki   +1 more
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