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Who Was William Shakespeare?
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Who wins when you try to convince a mouse her best friend is a cat? The value of competition in entrepreneurship education.
(Institute of Small Business & Entrepreneurship (ISBE), 2016-08-01)The push by policy makers for entrepreneurship education at an ever-earlier age, and the expansion of programmes and activities at secondary schools, is increasing the likelihood that more young people will be sheep-dipped ... -
Who's Watching The Nightly Show?
(2017-03-16)Viewers have halved in the first week for the new ITV satire show The Nightly Show. Will ITV continue with this bold piece of scheduling? -
Who's Who in D.H. Lawrence
(Taplinger Publishing Co, 1976) -
Whole blood pumping with a microthrottle pump
(2010)We have previously reported that microthrottle pumps (MTPs) display the capacity to pump solid phase suspensions such as polystyrene beads which prove challenging to most microfluidic pumps. In this paper we report employing ... -
The whole is greater than the sum of its parts: Conveying an (inter)national image at World Expos
(2019-12-05)This article elaborates on some of the key aspects that characterise the history of Expos from 1851 to date. It suggests that Expo 2010 Shanghai should be considered as a milestone,as it coincides with the moment of full ... -
The whole is greater than the sum of its parts: Conveying an (inter)national image at World Expos
(2019-12-05)This article elaborates on some of the key aspects that characterise the history of Expos from 1851 to date. It suggests that Expo 2010 Shanghai should be considered as a milestone,as it coincides with the moment of full ... -
Whole Life: a feasibility study of a recovery-focussed intervention in patients with stabilised schizophrenia [version 2; peer review: 2 approved, 1 approved with reservations]
(2022-02-14)Background: The Recovery Approach is about supporting people to live the best life they possibly can. This paper reports on a 2008-11 study of a recovery-focussed, one-to-one coaching programme called Whole Life (WL) in a ... -
Whole Systems Approach to Diet and Healthy Weight – A longitudinal Process Evaluation in East Scotland
(2023-11-29)Aims: Obesity contributes to morbidity and early mortality, affecting people of all ages and sociodemographic backgrounds. Despite attempts to address obesity, efforts to date have only had limited success. Adopting a whole ... -
Whole Systems Approaches to Diet and Healthy Weight: A Scoping Review of Reviews
(2024-03)Background Obesity is a global epidemic affecting all age groups, populations, and income levels across continents, though is known to disproportionately affect socioeconomically disadvantaged populations. The causes of ... -
“The whole thing is beyond stress”: Family perspectives on the experience of hospitalisation through to discharge for individuals with severe learning disabilities and complex needs
(2024-03-29)Background People with severe learning disabilities and complex needs are more likely to experience delayed discharge from hospital; however, there is little research into their experience in hospital and as they move out ... -
Whole-Genome Analysis of 60 G Protein-Coupled Receptors in Caenorhabditis elegans by Gene Knockout with RNAi
(2003-09)G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) are the largest family of genes in animal genomes and represent more than 2% of genes in humans and C. elegans. These evolutionarily conserved seven-transmembrane proteins transduce a ... -
A whole-health–economy approach to antimicrobial stewardship: Analysis of current models and future direction
(2019-03-29)Antimicrobial stewardship (AMS) strategies are widely implemented in single healthcare sectors and organisations; however, the extent and impact of integrated AMS initiatives across the whole health economy are unknown.• ... -
Whose name should go first? : It's time we had 'The Talk'
(2013-12-04)An article about the social side of determining authorship order in scholarly publications -
Whose street is it anyway? : Visual ethnography and self-reflection
(2010)Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to apply a self-reflexive interpretive method of writing as a method of analysis of findings from a critical research based on videography documenting the relationship between ethnicity, ... -
Whose Tales Have I Told? The Social Construction of Lived Experience within Sport.
(2006)The objective of this study was to explore participants’ lived experiences of goal commitment in sport, and thus to identify the essence of ‘being’ as represented by participants’ language during interviews. To achieve ... -
Why 'scaffolding' is the wrong metaphor : the cognitive usefulness of mathematical representations.
(2020-09-01)The metaphor of scaffolding has become current in discussions of the cognitive help we get from artefacts, environmental affordances and each other. Consideration of mathematical tools and representations indicates that ... -
Why a bumper beet crop in 2009?
(2010)