What can be seen from this particular standpoint might tell us a great deal about the abstraction called "America" and its cultures, if we succeed in opening our eyes and our ears, our minds and our hearts.
Meanwhile, Nathaniel Comfort, a science historian at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, said that Professor Lander has written a "Whig history" of Crispr, which, like the protestant historians' biased accounts of English history, tends to present events from one particular standpoint, in this case that of the Broad Institute.
This report will provide a trans-national perspective on the lived experience of IPC services from the particular standpoints of the service users and professional caregivers involved.
Criticisms of a unitary identity of "woman" have been motivated by worries that much feminist theory has originated from the standpoint of a particular class of women who mistake their own particular standpoint for a universal one.
"Everyone was taking a parochial view, from a particular business unit or product standpoint," recalls Mark Dudzinski, the CMO at GE Energy.
A standpoint does not naturally or automatically arise from a particular social location, although the experiences of an oppressed social location can make the achievement of a standpoint more likely.
Standpoint theories claim to represent the world from a particular socially situated perspective that can lay a claim to epistemic privilege or authority.
From a cultural standpoint, once your particular mind is out of the NOS holding buffer, your mental health status becomes black and white - and you become unambiguously diagnosable!
Two genes were elucidated, EphA2 and PTGS2, that promoted the clonogenicity of EGFR-mutant NSCLC cells, which are of particular interest from a clinical standpoint because they can be inhibited pharmacologically.
