The topic of menstruation has clearly made relative, serious headway in contemporary times, and the medical technology in pads, tampons, and contraceptives has also facilitated a more diverse context to frame such talks.
A score equal to the proportion of all possible ethnic groups reflects an ethnically diverse context.
We have explored the generalization of the proposed method by considering the two eye movements data sets: a standard data set from [ 4] with urban images, and an artistic photo collection with diverse context from National Geographic wallpapers.
The only indisputable truth was that his art existed within a diverse American context that encompassed illustrators like his father, N. C. Wyeth, and Norman Rockwell, and also landscape painters like John Marin, Winslow Homer, Albert Bierstadt and Fitz Hugh Lane.
"Just because the nation's forefathers held certain views about God," she said, "does not mean that all of those views fit today's more diverse context".
Also, Baker, Day & Salas 2006 [ 50] draw attention to the importance of adapting team training to specific health care needs of an organization because health care services operate in a number of diverse contexts with diverse needs (e.g., emergency medicine and rehabilitation medicine).
However, the flexibility of this system should allow for improved therapeutic delivery in a variety of diverse contexts.
In the first stage, 20 clusters were selected in a semipurposive fashion that took account of demographic, geographic, policy, and socioeconomic variables to allow for oversampling of poor clusters within a range of diverse contexts.
Notch signaling is a highly conserved cell-cell interaction mechanism with a relatively simple molecular architecture but a diverse, cell context-specific, signaling output [ 4, 5].
