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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"James Hamilton"”.
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Social influence and organizational justice in employee reactions to performance appraisals
Organizational justice research has found that fairness considerations are ubiquitous in organizational life and that if employees are provided with an opportunity to provide input or voice into procedures that lead to outcomes that affect them, their perceptions of fairness are enhanced. Research …
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Expanding the toolbox for precision medicine with silicon photonic microring resonators and microfluidic technologies
The goal of precision medicine is to use molecular profiles of disease to identify a targeted treatment that results in the best available patient outcomes. Although the concept of individualizing treatment is not new to medicine, genomic technologies and therapies targeted to genetic drivers of …
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Barriers to cycling mobility in Masiphumelele, Cape Town: a best-worst scaling approach
Non-motorised transport (NMT) such as cycling and walking has multiple social, economic, environmental, climate and public health benefits and is integral to the agenda of sustainable development. There is considerable potential for more cycling mobility in South Africa, especially in low-income …
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Interpreting the Witness: Frederick Thomas Morrison and Other Accounts of Precolonial Lake Nyasa, 1878 to 1891
In the early nineteenth century, the Central African region faced persistent challenges in the form of the East African slave trade. With growing abolitionist sentiment among British Victorian middle and upper-class members of society, the desire to end the slave trade set the stage for complex …
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Type of Glossing Affects Cognitive Load and Retrieval of Meaning During L2 Reading
<p>The use of translation in language teaching has been a source of controversial debate, nevertheless, glossing—and, specifically, interlinear glossing—remains an understudied type of materials, despite having been used by learners and teachers of foreign languages since at least 1000 C.E. (Bata, …