Help someone who wants help and is willing to apply oneself.
Even though more and more means of learning become available, finding the time to apply oneself is increasingly difficult when less demanding activities beg.
But researchers conveniently do not consider what it takes to apply oneself so assiduously and, in particular, why one would want to work so hard if one was not progressing rapidly to the head of the class.
All applied themselves conscientiously, searching for a certainty that sometimes was not there.
It was never a label that could possibly have been applied to oneself.
Even when these principles are applied conscientiously -- and often they aren't -- they still allow for remarkable levels of civilian carnage, which the Pentagon has long primly (and conveniently) referred to as "collateral damage," as if it were a sad sideline in the prosecution of war.
As others, we suggest that for person-centeredness to become a core element in treating long-term conditions, it should be applied conscientiously and systematically [ 53], and that the integrated care needs to be introduced in a person-centered way that view patients as a center of integrated care [ 40].
Dermatologists say that while sunscreen alone cannot ward off the sun's harmful rays, applying it conscientiously can help protect against UVB, or ultraviolet B, radiation, which causes skin damage like sunburn and, sometimes, skin cancer.
In Evolution as Entropy, we suggested that neo-Darwinism had become a sociological label one applied to oneself in order to be considered acceptably mainstream.
"We think there is only one answer the government and the court can come to if they apply the test conscientiously, and that is that the government must have to prove why it needs to treat gay people differently," said Mr. Esseks, the A.C.L.U.
There are different subcultures, different authoritative structures, labels, and identities that one could apply to oneself.
