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tertiary
The new university is intended to assist in answering the tertiary education needs of the rapidly growing population of the region.
While such secondary or tertiary neural abnormalities may mediate behavioral dysfunction, they are not sites of the primary, triggering cause of the developmental disorder.
The primary sector (agriculture, fisheries, forestry, and mining) tends to be more resource-intensive than either the secondary (industry) or tertiary (services) sectors.
Industrialization may increase emissions per unit of output, while an expansion of the tertiary sector is expected to reduce them.
Each teacher was asked to select two tertiary degree students, one male and one female, to demonstrate diverging teaching.
In the tertiary sector, the traditional emphasis is often on external assessment of performance.
A frequent reason for tertiary referral for detailed fetal echocardiography is the detection of an irregular heart rate.
However, our observations of ethics consultation models pertain mostly to tertiary care settings, which constitute the most-studied chunk of ethics consultation.
Many of them are involved in tertiary care medical practice.
In the domain of education, many changes were made at the primary through tertiary levels of learning.
Most adults had completed no more than eight or nine years of education, and tertiary education was the preserve of a small elite.
The choice of secondary and tertiary sources can only be called eclectic.
The cluster co-ordinators were beginning to find a role here, drawing on their experience of secondary/tertiary links.
Victimization in chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia in tertiary care : a controlled study on prevalence and characteristics.
Bases are drawn sufficiently separated, perhaps due to tertiary bonds, to preclude hydrogen bonding but to still experience a favorable electrostatic attraction.
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