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There were no differences between control and CSE treated groups in either ST or SD test, suggesting that CSE had no effect on memory restoration in normal mice. It is well-known that the oral administration of ethanol induced impairment of memory acquisition in ST and SD tests Fig. (5). The increase of errors (Q and the decrease (D) in number of learned mice were significantly ameliorated by CSE in SD test dose-dependently, but not in ST test. The improving effects were dose-dependent. 

Industrial applications often seek to accomplish more than one objective for example, the treatment of corn sugars and syrups may aim to remove color, bitter flavor, iron, hydroxymethylfurfural, and foam-formers. Inasmuch as the operating environment favorable for improving one property (e.g., color) may not be best for another (e.g., foaming), an experimental study of a new venture should include a simultaneous examination of all properties to be corrected. To do this, the filtrate obtained from each variation in experimental conditions is examined to learn the effect a particular set of operating conditions may have on each of the properties to be improved. This brings us to a discussion of useful functions of activated carbon in industrial applications. 

Effective leaders are made, not born. If you have the desire and willpower, you can become an effective leader. Good leaders develop through a continuous process of self-study, education, training, experience, and reflection. Although your position may give you the authority to accomplish certain tasks and objectives in your organization, power or authority does not make you a leader... it simply makes you the boss. Figure 69.1 describes a cycle of development that can help you learn and improve effective leadership skills. 

Edmondson, A. C., Winslow, A. B., Bohmer, R. M. J. Pisano, G. P. (2003) Learning how and learning what Effects of tacit and codified knowledge on performance improvement following technology adoption. Decision Sciences, 34 (2), 197-223. 

Zhang Y, Saito H, Nishiyama N. Improving effects of DX-9386, a traditional Chinese medicinal prescription, on thymectomy-induced impairment of learning behaviors in mice. Biol Pharm BuU 1994 17 1199-1205. 

Learning Organization—Processes are provided to ensure effective and efficient communication, dissemination and implementation of lessons learned, improvement ideas, and best practices throughout the organization. 

In contrast to that, mentoring is seen as an effective method of enhancing the development of people, precisely because it t)q)ically improves both learning retention as well as the transfer of the learned information to real life situations (e.g. the workplace). Emphasizing the motivation for adopting mentoring, Jossi (1997) points out that ... 

The following sections therefore review both pictures and numerical approaches that can help to communicate how value can best be created by R D, despite uncertainty. Because of all the uncertainties involved in predicting the future, and predicting what might be learned from different kinds of research, all effective research performance models must explicitly incorporate assumptions about sources and levels of uncertainty. We believe that this is the single most important area for improvement in research simulations. 

To develop and apply assumption-free learning frameworks and methodologies, aimed at uncovering and expressing in adequate solution formats performance improvement. . opportunities, extracted from existing data which were acquired from plants that cannot be described effectively through first-principles quantitative models. 

In this chapter we revisited an old problem, namely, exploring the information provided by a set of (x, y) operation data records and learn from it how to improve the behavior of the performance variable, y. Although some of the ideas and methodologies presented can be applied to other types of situations, we defined as our primary target an analysis at the supervisory control level of (x, y) data, generated by systems that cannot be described effectively through first-principles models, and whose performance depends to a large extent on quality-related issues and measurements. 

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