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Define the biological environment and give example?
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What is the abbreviation for institutional?
Inst. - Also for institution or institutional
What is the full form of FII and DII?
FII is "Foreign Institutional Investments" & DII is "Domestic Institutional Investments"
What Is an Institutional Affiliation?
Institutional Affiliation should indicate the location the author(s) conducted research (sorry if this is wrong i got it from the APA)
What's the other definition of institutional writing?
Institutional writing refers to the writing of lawyers in the 17th and 18th centuries who were institutional writers. They wrote books that set out principles that Scots law was based on.
How do you think the environment has shaped the lives of the people?
You need to define which people and which environment
Define the biological environment and give example?
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Define the influence of man on his own environment?
nope
What is the temperature of the environment?
The environment is defined as the surroundings of something in particular. This question can only be answered if you define the environment about which you are inquiring.
What has the author Russell Barton written?
Russell Barton has written: 'Institutional neurosis' -- subject(s): Care, Environment, Etiology, Institutional care, Mentally ill, Neuroses, Psychiatric hospitals, Psychotherapy, Social isolation
Define the physical environment in detail?
any change in climate.
Which is not an analytical framework used to define the operational environment?
SALT
Is define as the relative consistency of the body internal environment?
homeostasis
Is the likely result institutional or contextual discrimination?
If the discrimination is based on policies, practices, or structures within an organization or system, it is likely institutional discrimination. If it is influenced by the specific circumstances or environment in which it occurs, it may be contextual discrimination.
What is institutional mortality?
Institutional mortality refers to the rate of death occurring within a specific institution, such as a hospital, nursing home, or correctional facility. It often highlights the impact of the institution's environment, policies, and practices on the health outcomes of its residents or patients. High institutional mortality rates can indicate systemic issues, such as inadequate care or poor living conditions, prompting the need for reforms and improvements in institutional practices.
Define competition as it relates to the survival of organism?
the short supply in the environment
How can physical abuse?
define the following types of abuse. physical abuse, sexual abuse , emotional abuse, financial abuse, institutional abuse, self neglect ,and neglect by others.
