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... intangible assets such as knowledge rather than tangible financial assets are a measure of a company’s value Therefore, various attempts to measure organizational performance in knowledge management ... organization; and measuring the value of knowledge assets and/ or impact of knowledge management Knowledge management is largely based on a management theory that ha...
... performance-matched, NU and nonlinear accrual models in Panels A, B, and C, respectively I assume that the GAO MA sample observations encompass earnings management and that discretionary accruals ... β equals B and may result in biased discretionary accruals and false inferences of earnings management I discuss the AC likely biases separately for the upward and downward earnings...
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... Guidelines: The Staged Diabetes Management Approach Journal of Clinical Outcomes Management 20 02; 9: 81–86 PART TWO THE TREATMENT OF DIABETES Staged Diabetes Management: A Systematic Approach (Revised ... JL and Kendall DM Assessment of group versus individual diabetes education: a randomized study Diabetes Care 20 02; 25 (2) : 26 9 27 4 Mazze R and Simonso...
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... Hispanics, African-Americans, Native Americans, and Asian-Americans have an incidence rate that varies from two- to tenfold that of Caucasians MAJOR STUDIES 157 Prevention of type diabetes Can insulin ... adds greater risk of developing type diabetes American Indian, Alaska Native, African- American, Hispanic, Asian, and Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander children have between thr...
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