However, knowledge deficit might be related to the organization of diabetes care, as many expressed dissatisfaction in contact with health care related to delays by doctors and disruptions in the continuity of care, and limited time for consultations affecting the encounters with physicians and the ability to pose questions and receive information about the management of DM.
Our goal is to engage learners in authentic science practice by giving them the tools and the ability to pose, investigate, and answer their own questions.
Creative individuals seem to have a need to seek novelty and an ability to pose unique questions.
But others are happy to wax on about her. "She has the exceptional ability to pose and translate ideas which are often considered 'crazy' (or at least unusual) and make them happen," says Mr. Coppola in an e-mail message.
This approach was a deeply impoverished one, and handicapped from the start in its ability to pose genuinely important questions about the nature of history and historical knowledge.
The study also identified aspects of students' processing of primary literature that appeared to require more extensive experiences for gains to be evident for example, students' ability to pose alternative explanations and future research directions.
A Wild West dude, cooling his spurs, drawls about the ability to pose being "a pre-requisite", and I think of Nuttall and his army, and all the press calls they did while they were in the media spotlight.
Last year, Germany's Supreme Court rejected a bid to outlaw the NPD, finding that, while it sought to undermine democracy and bring about an authoritarian German ethno-state, it lacked the ability to pose any real threat.
That is a question as old as human beings' ability to pose it.
King's childlike guilelessness, his ability to pose short, direct questions in an unabashedly innocent way, is perhaps one key to his durability, a reason the cognoscenti keep coming back.
