Chapter 5 - Energetic implications

Chapter 5 Reviewers

It is obvious from the review of theories in Chapter 3 that the authors have a good gras~ “~. the teacher retention literature. They review several dift.erent theories and a broad rang<’ ‘“ variables that influence retention, and rely upon the writings of Grissmer and collea$~~’% extensively, which makes sense given their recent contributions to the knowledge base in ?N;s area. The hypotheses p...

Chapter 5 ADSHQ

The attitude of nurses and treatment staff is crucial in the treatment of patients who self-harm. However, many patients experience that attitude as negative. The aim of this study was to investigate the psychometric properties of the Dutch version of the Attitude Towards Deliberate Self-Harm Questionnaire. A total of 261 questionnaires were used to measure validity and reliability. Sensitivity...

Chapter 5 - Welfare I

This chapter uses a simulation model to generate predictions about the effects of gerrymandering institutions on four different measures of voter welfare, with interactions for partisan tides and party polarization. Four representation norms are defined: policy median, compositional, personal, and discursive. The simulation generates three major predictions with respect to these norms: (a) bipa...

Chapter 5.indd

Numerous mathematical methods have been developed to reconstruct biological networks, for example gene (1,2), metabolic (3), and protein-protein (4,5) networks, from experimental data. Reconstructing pathways and networks provides a framework for predictive modeling and hypotheses testing to gain more insight into living organisms, disease mechanisms, and targeted therapeutics. A popular method...

Chapter 5 Bioinformatics