Extension education

All patients receiving insulin should have extensive education in the recognition and treatment of hypoglycemia. 

Miah MAM, Parveen S (1993) Income from women homestead farming, Bangladesh J of Extension Education, vol 8. BAU, Mymensingh. 

Those with less education may be at greater risk for developing AD. It is unclear why this may be so. One theory is that extensive education may cause nerve cells to produce a more highly branched interconnected communication network. This in turn may provide duplicate backup circuitry in the brain that prolongs normal brain functioning even as brain cells progressively die. 

Raise awareness of the problems linked to cotton pesticides, and how they can be avoided through well-funded, extensive education programmes ... 

The progressive axiomatic design activity ensures that the final solution is the best design, delivers what the customer needs, and can be reliably manufactured or delivered. While axiomatic design can be readily understood at a high level, applying it to complex systems (its purpose) requires an expert who has extensive education and experience with the technique. 

The real advantages that should result from this progress, of which we can entertain a hope that is almost a certainty, can have no other term than that of the absolute perfection of the human race since, as the various kinds of equality come to work in its favour by producing more plentiful ways of meeting our needs, more extensive education, more complete liberty, so equality will be more real and will embrace everything which is really of importance for the happiness of human beings. 

It is important for an engineer, or one preparing for entry into the profession, to develop the ability to address, in an ethical fashion, significant workplace problems that may involve difficult choices. For this purpose, the Online Ethics Center (OEC) for Engineering and Science (formerly the World Wide Web Ethics Center for Engineering and Science), was established in 1995 under a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF). The Center, located at Case-Western Reserve University, provides very extensive educational resources, including more than 100 case studies, at the Web site ... 

Suddenly, as an assemblyman, I found myself in a position to influence change. I went right to work on a public safety initiative involving enhanced 911 or E-911. Unfortunately, my fellow politicians did not understand the technology. I then extensively educated my colleagues and got legislation moved to the governor s desk, but he simply and repeatedly vetoed this vital initiative. 

Supporting measures were enacted to supplement the industrial program. These included an extensive education program, the foundation of the enterprise (Kombinat) "Bau- und Montagekombinat Chemie, Halle" and the development of the "VEB Komplette Chemieanlagen." The latter enterprise was supposed to coordinate delivery of equipment at a value of 5 billion Marks, assembly instructions at 2,2 billion Marks in 1965, a traffic program, and a program of water supply and distribution. ... 

In addition, MKOPSC develops safer processes, equipment, procedures and management strategies to minimize losses within the processing industry. MKOPSC also organizes an annual conference and hosts short courses and continuing education programs for the industry. MKOPSC also has extensive education and research programs in process safety. 

Cognitive science and extensive educational research have repeatedly shown that traditional lecture-based instruction is ineffective at promoting learning and high-level skill development, both in general and specifically in engineering education. 

Maintaining the health and well-being of this graying section of society involves extensive education, research, and policy initiatives. Thus, the field of gerontology, by necessity, is interdisciplinary in nature. No one field encapsulates the varied systems of inquiry—especially when so many seniors now remain fit and active well into their nineties. 

Infosys has an extensive educational infrastructure and is one of the largest in the world. The charter of the Education and Research Department, the corporate learning unit, is to enhance the client delight, support the company s vision, and meet... 

Although the MORT system is an analytical procedure for inquiring into causes and contributing factors of accidents and incidents, it provides an extensive educational base for subjects that should be considered in the design process, both with respect to the physical aspects and, particularly, for the design of work methods and operational risk management systems. 

Finding The growing dependence of the chemical enterprise on use of information technology requires that chemical professionals have extensive education and training in modern FT methods. 

Twenty-one programs had been accredited by the A.I.Ch.E. by the end of 1932 but the program at Kansas was not one of the twenty-one. These programs all included extensive education in the quantitative aspects of material and energy balances, and a thorough treatment of many of the unit operations coupled with extensive laboratory work. 

Public acceptance to natural attenuation is slow and requires more extensive education and oufreach efforts. 

Parental education was measured in terms of type of school attended, examinations taken, the age of leaving school and any further education. This information was collected for each parent, and the scores combined. High scores indicate a more extensive education. 

In addition to degree programs, there are extensive educational resources available. Most major resin suppliers offer design guides, which are often available free of charge, and there are technical books and trade magazines. 

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