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    1. THE VALUE OF INNOVATION. REPORT BY THE DECISION SUPPORT UNIT. Contributors (alphabetically): Karl Claxton1, Roberta Longo2, Louise Longworth3, Chris McCabe2, Allan Wailoo3. 1. Centre for Health Economics, University of York, UK 2. Leeds University
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    Finally, I interviewed practitioners working with families from a range of agencies including a health visitor, school nurse, key workers, housing officers, project managers, a drugs and alcohol worker, and parenting
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    initial objectives of the policy makers and suggestive for the prevalence of the risk-taking. ... the banks in our sample, suggesting the prevalence of risk-taking channel.
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    in developing countries than they did in industrialized ones (Tzannatos 1999), the prevalence.
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    measure does predict risky behaviour such as smoking, drinking alcohol, not having.
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    in fracture risks associated with the following clinical risk factors (glucocorticoids use, rheumatoid arthritis, smoking, alcohol consumption and parental history of hip fracture) – henceforth referred to as Type B clinical risk
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    They don’t kill themselves eating too much junk food or drinking too much alcohol.
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    computing, agricultural sciences and engineering whereas we see a significant. prevalence of females over males in the subjects of medicine-related and education.
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    financial health. The above findings clearly denote the overall performance prevalence of foreign owned firms.
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    significant substance or concrete implications’ (Becker, 2011: 54). The current. situation in Ecuador shows the prevalence of the latter.