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… 14 Article 8.3 Evaluation ................................................................................................................... 14 Article 8.4 Unforeseen cases/Safety net scheme ......................................................................... 14 Article 8.5 Coming into force ........................................................................................................ 14 … in an English environment. 3. Persons who do not meet any of the criteria in Article 2.4.1 and 2.4.2 can be eligible for admission by submitting on of the following language proficiency tests: - IELTS (6.5); - TOEFL Paper-based test (575); - TOEFL Internet test (90); - TOEIC listening and reading (720) and speaking and writing (310); - Cambridge [Advanced (CAE) Grade C (scale 180-184), First Certificate in English (FCE) Grade A (scale 180-184), First Certificate in English (FCE) Grade B (scale … to in Article 5.10.1, the student in question has the right to inspect the questions and assignments for the written exam and the standards on which the assessment was based. 3. Students will be informed of how to exercise their right of inspection when they are notified of the result of a written exam, with due observance of Article 5.10.1. Article 5.11 Registration of courses Students will receive a registration for the courses corresponding to and, as a result, the credits for these courses …

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… 2016 ; Vol. 18. pp. S16-S23 Aldenkamp, A.P. 1.17 Besag, Frank ; Aldenkamp, Albert ; Caplan, Rochelle ; Dunn, David W. ; Gobbi, Giuseppe ; Sillanpaa, Matti. / Psychiatric and Behavioural Disorders in Children with Epilepsy (ILAE Task Force Report): When should pharmacotherapy for psychiatric/behavioural disorders in children with epilepsy be prescribed?. In: Epileptic Disorders. 2016 ; Vol. 18, No. S1. pp. S77-S86 Aldenkamp, A.P. 1.17 Besseling, Rene M. H. ; Jansen, Jaap ; de Louw, Anton J. A. ; … ; Carballo, O. G. ; Conrad, K. ; Francescantonio, P. L. C. ; Fritzler, M. J. ; Garcia-De La Torre, I. ; Herold, M. ; Mimori, T. ; Satoh, M. ; von Muhlen, C. A. ; Andrade, L. E. C./ Report on the second International Consensus on ANA Pattern (ICAP) workshop in Dresden 2015. In: Lupus. 2016 ; Vol. 25, No. 8. pp. 797-804 Damoiseaux, J.G.M.C. 2.45 international Cerebral Autoregulation Research Network (CARNet) ; Gommer, Erik. / Transfer function analysis of dynamic cerebral autoregulation: A white paper … an overview of current strengths and future challenges. In: Current Opinion in Anesthesiology. 2017 ; Vol. 30, No. 2. pp. 192-199 Hilkman, D.D.M.W. van Mook, W.N.K.A. van Kranen - Mastenbroek, V.H.J.M. 2.37 Hoogerwerf, Alexandra E W ; Bol, Yvonne ; Lobbestael, Jill ; Hupperts, Raymond ; van Heugten, Caroline M./ Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy severely fatigued multiple sclerosis patients : A waiting list controlled study. In: Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017 ; Vol. 49, No. 6. pp. …

… paradigm versus the complexity paradigm (Huynen, 2008). Newtonian paradigm Complexity paradigm Implications of complexity in global health Reductionism: Developing an understanding of a system's constituent parts (and their interactions) is the best way to develop an understanding of the system as a whole. Holism/contextuality: Complex systems should be studied as a whole; they can have emergent properties that are not explainable from the sum of their (reductionist) parts. The processes of … A direct and proportional connection can be established between each cause and effect. Non-linearity: A small perturbation may cause a large effect. This is often called the “butterfly effect” (see also chaos theory). Tipping points may be reached when the system passes a particular threshold. Systems tend towards equilibrium and are driven by negative feedback. Systems are inherently unstable and positive feedback-driven processes are common. Non-historical (time-reversible). Path-dependence … N. (2004). The globalization of epidemiology: introductory remarks. International Journal of Epidemiology, 33, pp. 1-5. Pearce, N., & Merletti, F. (2006). Complexity, simplicity, and epidemiology, (35), pp. 515-519. Philippe, P., & Mansi, O. (1998). Nonlinearity in the epidemiology of complex health and disease processes. Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics, 19, pp. 591-607. Ravetz, J. (1999). What is Post-Normal Science. Futures, 31, pp. 647-653. Rennen, W., & Martens, P. (2003). The globalisation …

… of NUTRIM, as recommended by the ERC. NUTRIM is taking a proactive strategy (e.g. via the Research Institute council (RIC), annual Planning & Control (PC) meetings with department heads and via Development boards) to stimulate stakeholder involvement when setting up studies and knowledge dissemination via various media (see also Figure S4). Various NUTRIM researchers are in close contact with relevant patient organizations and fulfill positions in e.g. advisory boards, guideline committees and are … (see also Figure S4). Follow up of HR recommendations NUTRIM underscores the values of equality and inclusivity (AP 9). The topic is adopted by two NUTRIM MT members and was prioritized at the annual NUTRIM symposium 2023. An open and interactive workshop (entitled “NUTRIM embraces all voices”), organized together with PhD- candidates, will take place in November 2024 and is scheduled annually. The topic of inclusivity has been extended by involving representatives of different NUTRIM staff groups … in various professional organizations, and involvement in patient organizations and foundations. NUTRIM impact is further substantiated by the use of research output and products by scientific and societal partners (such as guidelines, webinars, online tools, health apps, and lifestyle programs). Representative examples are given in Table S3/S4. The relevance of impact and valorization is also addressed in the PhD mid-term days and via dedicated workshops with the Brightland health campus. …