A research design acknowledging complex systems' features, as well as potential interactions due to contextual factors, is ideal to guide the exploration of phenomena, such as dual practice, from multiple perspectives.
Without this, our understanding and management of NTDs is inevitably reduced to a strategy that relies on a repetitive, reductionist, flat-world science to overcome an acknowledged complex system.
Hence, these observations in HIEC cells emphasize the already acknowledged complex nature of the regulatory mechanisms that are responsible for the gene regulation of PI3-K R and C isoforms [ 16– 23, 50], in addition to providing one more note added in proof to warrant further studies on the transcriptional and post-transcriptional/translational regulation of their expression.
But until we acknowledge the complex ways in which racial perceptions frame public policy, we risk reinforcing a two-tiered approach that only hardens social divisions.
In our age of passionate debate over gay marriage, are we prepared to acknowledge the complex truth about this one amazing American?
With this solid bank of historical data, Iowa policy makers are less prone to offer glib explanations and more willing to acknowledge how complex the trends can be.
But in making this claim Heaney leaves himself open to the charge that he fails to acknowledge the "complex history of conquest and colony" of the very poem that he is translating.
Murray made one substantial and consequential concession in discussing his former emphasis on the heritability of IQ: I shift from "innate" to "intractable" to acknowledge how complex is the interaction of genes, their expression in behavior, and the environment.
Gus can finally rest in peace, and in his memory, zoo officials and patrons should acknowledge that complex animals who are meant to roam, hunt and swim for vast distances do not belong in New York City.
Additionally, failing to acknowledge the complex nature of our communities leads to broad based stereotypes of our attitudes.
