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  • SERPS2010013

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    final, fifth wave appearance in the QLFS8. This is the case for 838 individuals. ... in the following three waves, which represents a minimum of nine months.21 Across. ... respondents in their first and final waves in the QLFS. Since individuals in...

  • Scientist’s 50-year study reveals climate change and avian flu impact on UK se…

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    most important in understanding how UK seabird populations are being affected by climate change and disease, as a second wave of bird flu is sweeping across the UK. ... The study is one of the most important in understanding how UK seabird...
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  • Earnings, Education and Fixed Term Contracts

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    The same individuals. are re-interviewed in successive waves – the latest available being wave fifteen, collected in. ... prices).2. Turning to expectations, in all waves of the BHPS, individuals were asked: ‘Looking. ... a job?’ This series of

  • Warmer Homes Appendices_270822

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    Curl & Kearns (2017) (31). Quantitative - longitudinal. Glasgow, Scotland, 2006 (Wave 1), 2008 (Wave 2) and 2011 (Wave 3). ... Wave 1 survey response rate 50.3% n=6003, wave 2 survey response rate 47.5% n=4869 and wave 3 survey. ... England, data...
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  • The Relative Income Hypothesis: A comparison of methods. Sarah ...

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    2. Empirical Analysis. We analyse the first three waves of Understanding Society, the UK household longitudinal. ... yielding an unbalanced panel of 40,335 individuals (99,430 individual/wave observations). The average age is 48 years and 56% are...

  • 2011025

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    The same households are re-interviewed in. successive waves – the latest available being 2008. ... and Schurer (2011b) present evidence based on analysis of the 2005 and 2009 waves. ... approximately 10,000 annual individual interviews. For wave...

  • ContentsContents 99Vectors 9.1 Basic Concepts of Vectors 2 9.2 ...

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    This change in pitch is known as the Dopplereffect This effect occurs in any situation where waves are reflected from a moving object. ... TheS.I. units in which these are measured are also shown. HELM (2008):Section 9.1: Basic Concepts of Vectors.

  • Monitoring responses to risk of rising food insecurity during ...

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    1. Background to the report. 1. About this report. 1. School food alternatives. ... and Wales as well as the UK as a whole during this time. ... The data relevant for this section on school food replacements are described below. ... suggested at...

  • Mesothelioma & Education Workers Study (MEWS) Authors: Dr. Bethany ...

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    1. The official figures. In the introduction we noted that some have spoken of a third wave of mesothelioma amongst those who work in buildings where asbestos is in situ, particularly ... By contrast, some have spoken of a third wave of mesothelioma

  • An Application ofFourier Series �� ��23.7 IntroductionIn this Section ..…

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    Finally, use the superposition principle, to state the complete steady state response of the system tothe periodic square wave forcing function:. ... md2y. dt2+ c. dy. dt+ ky = F (t) (4). where F (t) is the periodic square wave function shown in the