Both positions enable us to understand how this conceptualization of the body is essential in any human field.
The anatomical magnetic resonance (MR) images of a human subject (256 slices, a field of view of 256 mm, matrix size: 256 × 256, voxel size: 1 × 1 × 1 mm) were acquired on a GE Signa machine.
Salk identified the three main varieties of poliovirus, developed a killed-virus vaccine, tested it in monkeys, and in May 1952 proceeded with a massive human field trial on more than 400,000 children--the largest medical experiment ever conducted in the United States.
What I am seeking is the connection of souls, the energy of a unified human field, the oneness of the many.
We address broad questions about what constitutes a human male field study of hormones and behavior, including the kinds of hormone and behavioral measures employed in existing studies.
Hobbes intended to bring the demonstrative, deductive logic of geometry and natural science to an all too human field of study.
In the human field, there has been a recent interest in understanding the psychological effects of joint pain [ 31].
The range of movement surprises Mr. Smith, if only because it is difficult to imagine navigating so much territory without benefit of a human's field of vision.
I wish I would've unapologetically told her that I did review their program and was not impressed by its lack of depth in discussing cross-cultural competence, especially for a human services field that typically serves marginalized communities.
