Facilitators, like teachers, must make continual, in-the-moment decisions that take into account the interplay between their PD program, the participants, and the situational context.
As made powerfully clear by the nuclear accident in Japan and continual turmoil in the Middle East, our economy, our quality of life and our protection of the earth's natural resources are at risk.
With new detector technology already enabling scan times below a second and continual improvements in the efficiency and performance of the entire pipeline, the measurements done 2 years ago for this study which took 15 minutes could soon be done in seconds.
This incongruity between the time points suggests that there is a great deal of informative and continual change in the transcriptome of Armigeres subalbatus in response to infection with Brugia malayi.
This incongruity between the time points suggested that there is a great deal of informative and continual change in the transcriptome of Ar. subalbatus in response to infection with B. malayi.
"My feeling," says Ward, "is there is a general and continual increase in the way sex is presented as something continually available; it's a commodity now, with lads mags, you see it more in films and so on.
Recent studies have revealed that synaptic vesicle release [ 12] and continual plasticity in the feeding circuits may be a key component in energy balance control [ 13].
Thereby, extending the analysis and compensation to the 3D plane or non-uniform rotation is a significant and continual work in the future.
He proposes that order and continual motion in the world is caused by God's intellect.
Although the active and continual participation of the patients in the management of their own problems may have an important role in the improved QoL in the experimental group, however, how the intervention might be altering QoL as recorded by CLDQ, is the issue that is not completely clear.
