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Moreover , even if we could predict specific numbers to be associated with each of the explanations above , how confident would we be that we could measure the relevant performance reliably enough to discriminate between the theories ?
Moreover , even if we could predict specific numbers to be associated with each of the explanations above , how confident would we be that we could measure the relevant performance reliably enough to discriminate between the theories ?
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associated with the introduction of new practices . Interrupted Time - Series with Switching Replications Imagine two non - equivalent samples , each of which receives the treatment at dif- ferent times so that , when one group re- ...
associated with the introduction of new practices . Interrupted Time - Series with Switching Replications Imagine two non - equivalent samples , each of which receives the treatment at dif- ferent times so that , when one group re- ...
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Horizontal and multidirectional consultation were both positively associated with the production of technical and unpublished papers . Reciprocal influence was also associated with the pro- duction of technical and unpublished papers .
Horizontal and multidirectional consultation were both positively associated with the production of technical and unpublished papers . Reciprocal influence was also associated with the pro- duction of technical and unpublished papers .
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Toward Fusion | 1 |
Relationship of Trust and the Objectivity of Performance Criteria to Success | 4 |
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