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..., but rather just a medium through which other content is explained (Brinton, Snow & Wesche, 1989). Whether this is a successful approach is debated however, but Oxford (2001) states that if the content is at a level directly proportional to the skill of the learners, then it has a greater likelihood of being effective. Such as for example, teaching basic social skills at the most basic level and progressing to more advanced content such as literature or literature analysis at later stages. The greatest advantage of CBI is that it seamlessly integrates all language skills as adapting to certain content, particularly if it revolves around the culture of the target language, would require all skills for...
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...studies, the reported acceptability of vegetarian and vegan diets is comparable to other therapeutic regimens. The presently available literature indicates that vegetarian and vegan diets present potential advantages for the management of type 2 diabetes. American Diabetes Association (2011).Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes - 2011. Diabetes Care, 34(S1): S11.Fasanmade, O. A., Odeniyi, I. A., and Ogbera, A. O. (2008). Diabetic Ketoacidosis: Diagnosis and Management. African journal of medicine and medical sciences, 37 (2):105. Abstract The objective of this manuscript is to review the clinical manifestations,...
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...Facebook page, Twitter, email, even text messages mode of the station is able to receive thousands of reviews from the viewers concerning news stories that they aired. A company that places an advertisement can be able to device if its marketing strategy was successful enough. A student wishing to learn more information can use social media tools to have information concerning the degree of his/her choice. This means that social media have not only made the customers and users of the traditional media more flexible but also have increased the usage of traditional media. The social media tools have actually complemented the use of the traditional media tools. The use of social media tools, such as instant messaging, has...
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...? Literature Review Literature Review Performance appraisals or evaluations are crucial element of the maintenancefunction of human resources management. Through it, the employee should receive one’s due share of benefits in terms of remuneration, rewards and sanctions, psychological motivation, wholesome and safe working environment, among others. Performance appraisals are supposed to encourage continuance and stability, not only of the workers, but also of managerial personnel from the frontline to top management. Because they are not just servomechanisms, their activities and movements have to be placed under reasonable, fair and just observation and evaluation. The current study aims to examine and evaluate various practices... and...
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...?I. Introduction This is a literature review on type 2 diabetes and obesity incidences in the United s, with a view towards surfacing trends historical and current with regard to the prevalence of the disease. This also covers some of the implications of such trends. II. Literature Review The literature from the turn of the century shows that over the past decade leading to 2000, diabetes and obesity rates have soared in the United States. The figures for obesity during that time was pegged at close to 20 percent, while diabetes rates was pegged at 7.3 percent. Some states, such as Mississippi, had higher...
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...? Literature Review of the of the of the Type 2 Diabetes: Identifying High Risk Asian American Subgroups in a Clinical Population The research was conducted to compare the prevalence and treatment of type-2 diabetes in South Asians and Non-Hispanic Whites. Asian Americans are the largest growing populations in the United States and the numbers of South Asians have been increasing at a rapid pace in last few years (McNeely, Boyko, 2004). Though Asian Americans represent quite a small percentage of the total US population the community has been severely affected by diabetes and other diseases. The research was conducted by the National Institute of Health....
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...Cystic Fibrosis Literature Review The prognosis of patients with cystic fibrosis (CF) has shown dramatic improvement over recent years; however,despite these advances, "cystic fibrosis is [still] the most common lethal autosomal recessives disease in whites, affecting 1 in 2,500 births" (Sims, Green and Mehta, 2005: 1581). As technological advances have been made and more becomes known about CF the quality of life of patients suffering from this debilitating disease is improving. However, with this increased technology and more advanced care, new problems are surfacing with increased vigour due to the increased longevity exhibited in patients. One of these complications manifesting itself with...
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...Search criterion 4 Ramaekers D, Ector H, Aubert AE, Rubens A, Van de Werf F. Related Articles, Links Heart rate variability and heart rate in healthy volunteers. Is the female autonomic nervous system cardioprotective
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...of death in United States of America, next only to heart disease and cancer. In the present article, the clinical presentation, diagnosis, evaluation, current treatment modalities with specific emphasis on the newer therapeutic approaches for diabetes will be reviewed.
Introduction. The condition called “Diabetes” is so prevalent in modern day societies that it would be impossible to find a person who does not know some one with this condition. Statistics of diabetes confirm this validity of this statement. An estimated 20.8 million people, constituting about 7% of the population, live with diabetes in United States (CDC report, 2007). The question...
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...Fuzzy systems for diabetes Technological advancement have assisted the development of a range of decision support systems based on domain knowledgedesigned to diagnose medical conditions such as diabetes or various heart diseases. The fuzzy logic and expert system is specifically designed to aid the assessment of complex and uncertain medical situations such as the treatment of illnesses, or in determining the appropriate dose of medicine, as well as in evaluating the clinic and laboratory data (Manaf et al., 2011).
During the recent decades the application of a wide variety of complex computational intelligence for resolving and developing solutions to various illnesses has increased significantly over...
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