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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"640 Home & family management"”.
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Characterization of probiotic Lactobacillus spp. isolates from commercial fermented milks
The aim of this project was to study the identity of probiotic lactobacilli in fermented milk products from the United Kingdom/European markets during their survival during shelf-life. This in vitro study was also aimed at undertaking studies on some of the physiological probiotic criteria, such as …
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Meaningful eating: a new method for food design
… for the Five Aspects Meal Model, and from design management with Verganti's perspective on meanings; components and perspective from different disciplines are used to develop a design method for Eating Design. This research contributes to knowledge by (I) identifying an area of knowledge still …
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The production and consumption of hospitality space
The principal aim of the study is to examine the relationship between collective and individual identities and the production and consumption of hospitality. The thesis develops an ecological approach to hospitality that is simultaneously social and spatial; hospitality is understood as both …
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A low cost, sustainable, locally delivered intervention to promote exclusive breastfeeding practices in rural Bangladeshi women
… to support mothers in rural areas who deliver at home, assisted by locally practiced dai or a traditional birth attendant (TBA). With adequate training and knowledge in optimum infant feeding, TBAs could establish a locally acceptable and sustainable custom of breastfeeding practices amongst …
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Thesis Portfolio for the Professional Doctorate in Health Psychology
Background: Breastfeeding rates continue to remain low in the UK even though a number of initiatives have been delivered in an attempt to increase them. Evidence suggests a large proportion of mothers now perceive breastfeeding as the best feeding practice for their baby and many wish to do so, but …
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Collective resource mobilisation for economic survival within the Turkish speaking communities in London
This study aims to generate insights into the business start-up and maintenance activities of Kurdish and Turkish business owners in catering and retail sectors in North London by utilizing a new theoretical approach influenced by Charles Tilly’s (1978) collective resource mobilisation theory. The …