Favorable and unfavorable examples are shown, the underlying process restrictions are mentioned, and further recommendations are given.
However, this objection conflates Stevenson's theory of moral thought with a theory of moral properties, assuming as it does that having, for example, an unfavorable attitude towards an event constitutes the badness of that event, at least in part.
An example is provided by an unfavorable helical C-cap (ThrA8) whose substitution by favorable amino acids (HisA8 or ArgA8) has yielded analogues of improved stability.
One might try, for example, to mold an unfavorable attitude towards the bill by proffering as a reason to oppose it that "it will put a great burden on the poor, and make little difference to the rich" (1944, 119).
Furthermore, the interaction effect of this polymorphism and physical activity on muscle mass, strength and power elucidates the interplay of environmental and genetic factors in muscle properties and represents an example of how an unfavorable genetic background may perhaps be compensated for by healthy living habits, in this case physical activity.
For example, fear for an unfavorable outcome with narrow-spectrum guideline-recommended treatment and a lack of agreement with guidelines have been identified as the main barriers to prescribing empirical antibiotic treatment according to the recommended guidelines in patients with community-acquired pneumonia [ 20].
In other cases, it has moved swiftly; in February, for example, the same international group published an unfavorable audit of Panama, and the F.A.A. reclassified that government's oversight agency in two months.
For example, a doctor might decide that news of an unfavorable prognosis would hamper a patient's chance of recovery.
[3]For example, when applying for Social Security Disability, a party must appeal an unfavorable decision to the Social Security Administration ("SSA") twice, before he or she may appeal to the federal Courts.
In the fashion industry for example, many items have been launched - and then hastily removed -- after receiving an unfavorable response from mental health advocates.
Millennial women, for example, prefer Sanders to Clinton and 49% of American women give the secretary of state an unfavorable rating.
