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Problems Faced by Organizations in the Acquisition and Maintanence of Human Resources and it's Possible Solutions
No full textProject Report by Anil Mehta, submitted in USIU-A in partial fulfillment for the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Management and Organizational Development (MOD Thesis)
Anil Chaturvedi, District Administration. The dynamics of discord Prayag Mehta, Bureaucracy Organisational Behaviour, and Development
No full textÉtienne Gilbert. Anil Chaturvedi, District Administration. The dynamics of discord Prayag Mehta, Bureaucracy Organisational Behaviour, and Development. In: Tiers-Monde, tome 32, n°127, 1991. « Investissement-travail » et développement. Des approches et pratiques renouvelées ? sous la direction de André Guichaoua. p. 708
Still Particular: A Reply to Ganson and Mehta
No full textWe are grateful to Ganson and Mehta (forthcoming) for their reply to our defence of phenomenal particularism against the objections raised by Mehta in his (2014). Their reply clarifies the nature of their objections to phenomenal particularism and helps identify the locus of our disagreements. In what follows we aim to defend phenomenal particularism against the objections raised in their reply
C. C. Mehta
No full textOn the life and works of Chandravadan Chimanlal Mehta, b. 1901, Gujarati author
Still Particular: A Reply to Ganson and Mehta
No full textWe are grateful to Ganson and Mehta (forthcoming) for their reply to our defence of phenomenal particularism against the objections raised by Mehta in his (2014). Their reply clarifies the nature of their objections to phenomenal particularism and helps identify the locus of our disagreements. In what follows we aim to defend phenomenal particularism against the objections raised in their reply
Cystic fibrosis diagnosed after two months of age leads to worse outcomes and requires more therapy
No full textNOTE: THE SYMBOLS/SPECIAL CHARACTERS IN THIS ABSTRACT CANNOT BE DISPLAYED CORRECTLY ON THIS PAGE. PLEASE REFER TO THE ABSTRACT ON THE PUBLISHER’S WEBSITE FOR AN ACCURATE DISPLAY. OBJECTIVE. Newborn screening for cystic fibrosis remains controversial because improved pulmonary function has not been established. Studies to date have not accounted for differences in treatments delivered to clinically diagnosed children and newborn-screened controls. Here, we compare outcomes and treatment of patients clinically diagnosed within the newborn-screening reporting window (early-clinically diagnosed), those presenting after this period (late-clinically diagnosed), and patients diagnosed by newborn screening. PATIENTS AND METHODS. In a cross-sectional analysis of cohorts retrospectively ascertained, patients who were homozygous F508 with cystic fibrosis, attending specialist cystic fibrosis centers, and 1 to 10 years of age between 2000 and 2002 were identified from the United Kingdom Cystic Fibrosis Database and stratified into newborn-screened, early-clinically diagnosed, or late-clinically diagnosed cohorts. Two analyses were performed: (1) after restricting to the most recent year of data collection, early-clinically diagnosed and late-clinically diagnosed cohorts were matched to newborn-screened patients by patient age and year of data collection (133 patients per cohort were identified); and (2) for all years of data collection, annual sets of data for early-clinically diagnosed and late-clinically diagnosed patients were matched to newborn-screened patients by patient age and year of data collection (291 data sets per cohort were identified). Median height and weight z scores, proportion of patients with height and weight <10th percentile, prevalence of chronic Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection, Shwachman-Kulczyki morbidity scores, percent predicted forced expiratory volume in 1 second, and numbers of long-term therapies were compared. RESULTS. In both analyses, newborn screening was associated with higher height z score, higher Shwachman-Kulczyki score, lower likelihood of height <10th percentile, and fewer long-term therapies compared with late-clinically diagnosed patients. No other differences were found. CONCLUSIONS. Newborn screening was associated with improved growth, reduced morbidity, and reduced therapy, yet generated equivalent pulmonary outcome compared with late clinical diagnosis, suggesting that newborn screening may slow cystic fibrosis lung disease progression
Dealing with fiscal constraints on public financing of human development in West Bengal.
No full textA comparison of farming practices and performance for wheat production in Haryana, India
No full textAvailable online: 15 May 2015Abstract not availableD.R. Coventry, R.S. Poswal, Ashok Yadav, Amritbir Singh Riar, Yi Zhou, Anuj Kumar, Ramesh Chand, R.S. Chhokar, R.K. Sharma, V.K. Yadav, R.K. Gupta, Anil Mehta, J.A. Cummin
The Benefits and Costs of Group Affiliation: Evidence from East Asia
No full textbusiness group, group affiliation, East Asian corporations
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