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"Using the example of the quantum measurement process, one of the central problems of quantum physics, we show how to develop a survey method that can then be used in the field as part of intervention studies. Overall, teaching concepts that focus on two-state systems do indeed appear to be more conducive to learning than the traditional approach," says the Leipzig-based physics education specialist, who is the first author of the paper.

“Moving around from place to place, going to the hospital to get your prenatal care — that’s just not conducive to having a healthy pregnancy, a healthy baby,” said Terry Bright, director of programs for Elizabeth House, which she called the only maternity shelter in the San Gabriel Valley.

Former England scrum-half Matt Dawson, meanwhile, says England's personnel on the bench have not been conducive to continuity in their approach.

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There is also ministerial discretion to deport foreign nationals for lesser offences if it is “conducive to the public good”.

From BBC

Projects by Israeli nonprofits to introduce this species and other non-native trees, in other words, may not be conducive to their stated mission of "making the desert bloom."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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