Yet if this is the take-home message, the book's periodization is fundamentally misleading.
A summary of the key points discussed and several take-home messages were provided at the end of each debate.
This hypothesis can be experimentally tested by systematically studying the effect of one-by-one testing, large classroom studies, and take-home experiments, while keeping culture constant.
Testing students in large classrooms necessarily means losing experimental control, and take-home tests probably mean losing even more.
The take-home pay for 26 of the husbands was £10-14; for 28, £15-19; for seven, £20-24; for four, £25-29 and for two, £40-44.
Many union members, especially younger ones, gladly saw today's take-home pay as better than tomorrow's benefits, and union leaders were happy to oblige them.
With no take-home pay under a requirement that the government collects their entire income, people either refuse to work or evade the tax.
The name, form, strength, and quantity of all drugs, including "take-home" drugs, given to each patient throughout the day case episode were recorded.
