Spelling suggestions: "subject:"La exclusively""
11 |
RATES AND DETERMINANTS OF BREASTFEEDING EXCLUSIVITY AND DURATION IN NOVA SCOTIA WOMENBrown, Catherine 14 May 2012 (has links)
This population-based retrospective cohort study describes breastfeeding patterns and identifies the determinants of longer exclusive breastfeeding among 4,533 mother-infants pairs in two regions of Nova Scotia, Canada between 2006 and 2009. Multivariate logistic and proportional hazard regression analyses were used to model breastfeeding practices. While 64.1% (95% CI=62.7-65.5) of mothers initiated breastfeeding, only 10.4% (9.5-11.4) of mothers exclusively breastfed for the recommended six months; 21% (19.7-22.3) of mothers continued to breastfeed at six months, but not exclusively. Six risk factors are independently associated with poorer breastfeeding practices: lower maternal education, no partner, higher pre-pregnancy body mass index, smoking during pregnancy, no breast contact between dyads within one hour of birth, and no intention of breastfeeding. Rates of exclusive breastfeeding remain lower in these districts than elsewhere in Canada. Understanding determinants of longer exclusive breastfeeding is critical to assist policy makers and health care providers in better supporting mothers and newborns.
|
12 |
The Role of Gay Spaces for a Gay Destination : Gay Tourism in Gran CanariaFimiani, Roberta January 2014 (has links)
This thesis has the aim to evaluate the role of gay spaces in Gran Canaria as a gay tourists destination with particular reference to gay exclusive resorts. The validation of the gay identity is a key motivation for homosexuals to travel, in order to connect with other homosexuals and experience the gay life that they might not be able to experience at home. Gay spaces have been defined both as liberated areas as well as ghettos, where the homosexuals are, in a way, restrained. The method chosen, a small number of semi- structured interviews with managers of gay exclusive resorts in Maspalomas, the hub of gay life in Gran Canaria, where major LGBT events are held, there is a gay friendly environment, a thriving gay scene and many gay exclusive resorts. In the case of Gran Canaria the gay-specific offer is complementary to the ‘regular’ tourism offer, as they coexist, complement and at times overlap. Nevertheless the gay centric holiday is still predominant amongst gay men, and it is likely to continue to be according to the informants. This is because gay tourists seek freedom and a sense of inclusion that they would not be able to find in mixed environments.
|
13 |
Der demokratische Bundesstaat Artikel 20 Absatz 1 des Grundgesetzes und seine Bedeutung für Zuständigkeitsvereinbarungen zwischen Bund und Ländern.Hempel, Wieland. January 1900 (has links)
A revision of the author's thesis, Göttingen. / Bibliography: p. [303]-318.
|
14 |
Der demokratische Bundesstaat Artikel 20 Absatz 1 des Grundgesetzes und seine Bedeutung für Zuständigkeitsvereinbarungen zwischen Bund und Ländern.Hempel, Wieland. January 1900 (has links)
A revision of the author's thesis, Göttingen. / Bibliography: p. [303]-318.
|
15 |
Factors associated with exclusive breastfeeding in Kwekwe District, ZimbabweNduna, Themba January 2011 (has links)
Master of Public Health - MPH / Evidence on the benefits of breastfeeding for child survival, growth and development is published extensively. Breastfeeding is an "unequalled" way of providing ideal food to infants and young children to promote good health, growth, development and to attainment of their full potential. Despite initiatives and programmes to promote uptake of exclusive breastfeeding, this practice remains sub-optimal in Zimbabwe. This study explored factors that influence breastfeeding decisions and practices based on mothers' own breastfeeding experiences.
Methodology: This study employed a phenomenological research design. Information collected from mothers using in-depth interviews was triangulated with that from key informants. Interviews were audio-tape recorded and transcribed verbatim in Ndebele and then translated to English. Thematic analysis was used to compare various accounts from study participants to identify similar and related themes. Findings: Mothers could not differentiate exclusive breastfeeding from predominant and partial breastfeeding. Barriers to exclusive breastfeeding were: (i) Poor understanding of exclusive breastfeeding and its benefits; (ii) Use of herbal infusions; (iii) Practice of giving babies water; (iv) Perceived insufficient breastmilk production; (v) Myths and misconceptions; (vi) Breast conditions; (vii) Tradition (viii) the HIV epidemic; and (ix) Employment. Enabling factors were: (i) Adequate food for the lactating mother; (ii) Family support; (iii) Support from husband; and (iv) Knowledge of the benefits of exclusive breastfeeding.
|
16 |
Social Network Influence on Dependence Within Romantic RelationshipsEllithorpe, Chelsea Nicole 11 May 2013 (has links)
Research shows that friend/family opinions influence romantic relationships, with approval leading to positive outcomes (e.g, increased intimacy) and disapproval leading to negative outcomes (e.g., couple dissolution). The impact the network's opinion has on their relationship with the person is less examined. Balance theory suggests when their network disapproves, people try to change the network’s mind about the partner, their mind about their partner, or their mind about their network. If so, disapproval could lead to lowered network relationship quality, which may lead to increased romantic relationship dependence. Participants read one of four vignettes manipulating friend/parent opinion (approval/disapproval) and completed dependence/relationship quality scales. The study found that romantic and network relationship quality is hurt by network disapproval, but dependence was not affected. Any approval for the romantic relationship acted as a buffer to disapproval. Changing the source of the network listened to was another way found that people balance these relationships
|
17 |
Competitive Effects of Vertical Restraints and Promotional ActivityKerr, Kirk W. 25 June 2008 (has links)
No description available.
|
18 |
La distribution électronique : franchise et InternetCheaib, Wassim 04 1900 (has links)
"Mémoire présenté à la Faculté des études supérieures En vue de l'obtention du grade de LL.M. Dans le programme de maîtrise en droit" / Depuis que le commerce électronique est
devenu un environnement commercial
assez répandu, les réseaux de
distribution (nouveaux et préexistants)
composés de fournisseurs et de
distributeurs essayent de développer une
réelle activité commerciale sur la toile.
Cet enjeu a bouleversé l'organisation de
la revente des produits en se posant en
concurrent et en complément des
réseaux traditionnels de distribution.
Notre travail porte sur l'analyse
juridique de l'incidence d'Internet sur
les relations entre distributeurs et
fournisseurs, plus particulièrement sur le
contrat cadre qui lie ces deux parties.
Nous avons articulé notre travail autour
de la comparaison des systèmes
juridiques européen et nord-américain.
Nous examinons la coexistence et la
compatibilité entre ces réseaux de
distribution et la vente virtuelle, pour
ensuite, proposer certaines pistes pour le
développement des réseaux existant via
Internet. / Ever since ecommerce has become a
widespread commerciai environment,
the distribution networks (new and
preexistent), composed of suppliers and
distributors, have tried to develop a real
commercial activity on the web. This
objective upsets the organization of the
resale of the products by becoming
competitor and complement of the
traditional networks of distribution.
Our work deals with the legal analysis of
the incidence of Internet on the relations
between distributors and suppliers, more
particularly on the contract which bind
these two parties. We articulated our
work around the comparison of the
European and North-American legal
systems. We examine the coexistence
and compatibility between of these
distribution networks and the virtual
merchandising, with the goal of
proposing certain avenues for the future
development of the existing networks
through the Internet.
|
19 |
Právní ochrana výhradního ložiska / Legal protection of exclusive depositŠilhavá, Andrea January 2013 (has links)
Topic of this diploma thesis is "The legal protection of the exclusive deposit". Attention in the opening chapters is paid to general issues of mining law. Those general issues include history of mining law, sources of legal regulation and basic concepts. Protection tools of exclusive deposit are also included as a general issue. Those tools are divided in groups as conceptual, administrative and legal and economic tools. The thesis then introduces the most important special protection tools of exclusive deposit used at the various stages of its exploitation. Institute called Exploration area ensures protection of exclusive deposit in stage of searching and exploring. Next special protection tool is Protected deposit area, which is an important instrument of territorial protection of the exclusive deposit. This institute prevents complications with mining caused by construction activities. The following chapter presents the institute of Mining area. Function of Mining area is to protect an exclusive deposit, but it also represents authorization to carry out mining activities. Protection of exclusive deposit is ensured by set of rules, which have to be followed when mining. A separate chapter is devoted to the protection of the exclusive deposit while placing buildings. This issue is situated in...
|
20 |
Salafi Jihadism, Disengagement, and the Monarchy: Exploring the case of MoroccoFilali, Abdelkader 15 October 2019 (has links)
What meanings have formerly engaged (radicalized) Salafists ascribed to their disengagement and how have they become embedded in their everyday lives? There are two narratives that can explain this question. On the one hand, there is a central inclusive narrative that suggest the institutionalization of the religious terrain in Morocco through the Institution of the Commander of the Faithful (mou’assassat imarat al mou’minine) or ICF, which allows the Monarchy to play the king-religious role as the guarantor of religion and other faiths. On the other hand, Salafi Jihadists represent the second exclusive narrative through a religious concept that has taken a violent understanding called “loyalty and disavowal” (Al Wal’a wal Bar’a) or WB. The power of this narrative lies in the ability to divide society into a near and far enemy. Put it another way, to ask how those very meanings affect their everyday lives, a change in Salafi worldview for example allows them to live lives that seemed not possible before far from violence. As a result, there is no one picture of disengagement. Disengagement happens very differently in each case. Specifically, we argue that Salafi Jihadists’ disengagement has been informed, and shaped, by the meanings they attribute to their experiences in the everyday life. As such, this thesis is not about process, or pathways, or models of engagement and disengagement it is about meanings each one assigns to his or her experience. In addition to advancing theories of violent radicalization and disengagement from violence, this thesis makes a methodological contribution to the study of the meanings of disengagement through an ethnographic fieldwork in Morocco and Jordan.
|
Page generated in 0.5141 seconds