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    How many CDs do you have?: The impact of teaching-materials on formulaic language processing in Japanese learners of English

    How many CDs do you have?: The impact of teaching-materials on formulaic language processing in Japanese learners of English by Julian, Northbrook

    Published 2020
    “…Formulaic sequences are processed more quickly and sound more natural than matched non-formulaic language for native speakers. …”
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    Injury prevention program for juvenile soccer players: Effects on physical performance, awareness of injury prevention measures and injury rates / Ahmed Fadhil Farhan

    Injury prevention program for juvenile soccer players: Effects on physical performance, awareness of injury prevention measures and injury rates / Ahmed Fadhil Farhan by Farhan, Ahmed Fadhil

    Published 2016
    “…The incidence of injury was calculated using a formula: (incidence rate = number of injuries/ hours of exposure) × 1000……”
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    Online platforms as teaching strategies beyond classroom walls during Covid-19 pandemic lockdown : a case of Lens Polytechnic, Offa, Kwara State, Nigeria

    Online platforms as teaching strategies beyond classroom walls during Covid-19 pandemic lockdown : a case of Lens Polytechnic, Offa, Kwara State, Nigeria by Yekeen, Bello, Omotayo, Bello Mubarak, Jamiu, Abdur-Rafiu

    Published 2021
    “…It was therefore, recommended that governments at all levels should start to introduce ICTs in Nigerian schools right from the junior secondary schools to curb future exigencies.…”
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    Injury prevention program for juvenile soccer players: effects on physical performance, awareness of injury prevention measures and injury rates / Ahmed Fadhil Farhan

    Injury prevention program for juvenile soccer players: effects on physical performance, awareness of injury prevention measures and injury rates / Ahmed Fadhil Farhan by Farhan, Ahmed Fadhil

    Published 2015
    “…The incidence of injury was calculated using a formula: (incidence rate = number of injuries/hours of exposure) x 1000. …”
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