To the best of researchers' knowledge, the present study provides the first report addressing the essential oil extraction of Echinophora platyloba DC. using supercritical carbon dioxide technique.
In efforts of embracing LAs' identities, interests, and experiences, the pedagogy course must focus specifically on the practicalities of their current and past experiences while still addressing the essential pedagogical principles that it promotes.
"This means addressing the essential skills not only of people who are in the workplace, but people who are unemployed and young people who will soon be entering the labour market.
Most pressing were concerns about addressing the essential basic needs of the baby: food, clothing, diapers and suitable and secure accommodation.
To evaluate the comprehensiveness of the included assessments in addressing the essential features of health systems and health services delivery, a framework of health facilities assessment criteria was applied to the analysis [ 29].
We addressed the essential nexus question in Nollan.
The mission of CFETR is to address the essential R&D issues for achieving practical fusion energy.
Some privacy advocates and experts on the First Amendment say this is because the courts have not adequately addressed the essential difference between paper and computerized records: ease of access.
Enthusiasm is gathering to develop macroelectronics as a platform for many technologies, ranging from paper-like displays to thin-film solar cells, technologies that aim to address the essential societal needs for easily accessible information, renewable energy, and sustainable environment.
David Carr's lament over the decline of daily newspapers (column, Business Day, May 22) is similar to dozens of other nostalgic sighs from journalists, none of which address the essential cause of their situation: fewer and fewer people want to read newspapers.
The BBC has introduced a quota system to try to raise the number of women appearing on these shows, but that does little to address the essential laziness of the programme-makers, who shouldn't need to be told that their guest roster should reflect their audience (ie, not just white men in the their twenties with artfully tousled hair).
