This was a systemic failure, calling into question the blocking of the offensive line, the defensive philosophy that is failing to apply pressure and the quarterback who is battling his own foibles.
Given that individual and social aspects of learning were both highly relevant to our research question, a systemic view, that could take account of multiple aspects of learning, was more appropriate than privileging either the cognitive or social dimensions.
The participant is asked a systemic series of open-ended questions, like what they think the right course of action is, as well as justifications as to why certain actions are right or wrong.
The natural world is manipulated to produce food, and weeds are an inevitable part of food production, but the emphasis on control has obscured the right question, which is a systemic, holistic one that accepts transformation of nature as a necessary prerequisite to food production, but rejects domination of nature.
This review deals with energy regulation on a systemic level but not with the question of cellular bioenergetics and ATP generation, which was addressed in a recent publication in the context of rheumatic diseases [ 5].
To answer this question, they did a systemic analysis of the IL-12-induced immune responses and demonstrated that tumoricidal activity of IL-12 is independent of adaptive immunity, lymphocytes, or circulating natural killer cells.
We address these questions based on a systemic review of the existing literature.
There is no question that atherosclerosis is a systemic dysfunctional endothelial disease.
Among 37 situations in which a dentist asked an oral-systemic connection question, 13 (35%) were inquiries on the cause or diagnosis of a disease, 10 (27%) on evidence and guidelines, and 8 (22%) on treatments and interventions.
