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Assessing the Experience of Universities' Online Admission in Egypt: An Experiment Conducted during the COVID-19 [PDF]
, 2020 The research aims to test selected universities' websites in Egypt by conducting an experiment on the on-line admission process experiments during the COVID-19.
Beshir, Sara, El Halim, Hend Abd
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Selection Criteria for the Honors Program in Azerbaijan [PDF]
, 2019 Designing effective selection procedures for honors programs is always a challenging task. In Azerbaijan, selection is based on three main criteria: (i) student performance in the centralized university admission test; (ii) student performance in the ...
Abizada, Azar, Mirzaliyeva, Fizza
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Crosstalk reduction between microstrip lines using TL‐shaped defected microstrip structure
Engineering Reports, Volume 5, Issue 1, January 2023., 2023 A method to reduce crosstalk using TL‐shaped defect microstrip structure (DMS) is proposed to solve the far‐end crosstalk between microstrip lines. The equivalent circuit model, S‐parameters, and full‐wave EM simulations are used to analyze the crosstalk between the microstrip lines etched with and without the TL‐shaped DMS.
Chenlong Li, Yafei Wang, Xuehua Li
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Effectiveness of Admission Criteria on Student Performance in Classroom and Field Instruction
Advances in Social Work, 2004 This study examines the effectiveness of admission criteria on graduate student performance in classroom and field instruction in a new MSW program. Graduate applicants’ undergraduate GPA, GRE, and total weighted admission score consisting of four ...
M. Thomas +2 more
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GPA as a predictive criterion for the utility of using the high-school grade and selection tests as acceptance criteria in the Yemeni universities of Sana'a and Taiz [PDF]
, 2016 The study aimed to identify the predictive validity of admission criteria used at the Universities of Taiz and Sana'a in Republic of Yemen. The study sample consisted of 750 male and female students who enrolled at the Universities of Taiz and Sana'a for
Abdulrahman Ibn suliman Al-trairy +1 more
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Behavioral Sciences &the Law, EarlyView.ABSTRACT The Pareto principle is based on the concept that roughly 80% of outcomes are generated by 20% of inputs, efforts, or contributors within a group. Using a national sample of U.S. prison inmates, we examined various percentile rankings of self‐reported institutional misconduct to determine how much disorder is created behind bars by the most ...
Mark A. Morgan +3 more
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Beyond Legal Rights: Understanding Mental Health and Autonomy in Criminal Self‐Representation
Behavioral Sciences &the Law, EarlyView.ABSTRACT This qualitative study examines criminal defendants who waived legal representation to self‐represent in court. Through interviews with 16 participants and courtroom observations, findings reveal intersecting factors driving this decision: mental health challenges, desire for autonomy, attorney mistrust, dissatisfaction with past legal ...
Shai Farber
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Revisiting the Berkeley Admissions data: Statistical Tests for Causal Hypotheses [PDF]
arXivReasoning about fairness through correlation-based notions is rife with pitfalls. The 1973 University of California, Berkeley graduate school admissions case from Bickel et. al. (1975) is a classic example of one such pitfall, namely Simpson's paradox. The discrepancy in admission rates among males and female applicants, in the aggregate data over all ...
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