An alternative is to embrace the impurity of our cosmopolitan natural world and, as some biologists are now arguing, to consider the many ways that non-native plants and animals — not just the natives — benefit their environments and our lives.
Effect sizes in educational research are usually 0.2 or lower, and researchers have argued to consider them as meaningful, nevertheless especially in policy evaluation contexts (see Elliot and Sammons 2004 for a discussion).
From this, it can be argued to consider variables for model development which are usually available in most patients, thereby reducing the number of missing values.
That seems like a pretty high premium to pay, but Mr. Tobe argues that the reason to consider solar power in the first place is that the environmental consequences of burning cheap coal are not factored into our energy bills, and the financial bottom line should not be the motivation for going solar.
In her survey of Holocaust literature, A Thousand Darknesses, Ruth Franklin argues that "to consider any text 'pure testimony', completely free from aestheticizing influences and narrative conventions, is naïve".
Ms. Ibrahim had argued that to consider pregnancy as evidence of a crime inherently discriminates against women, and therefore violates an important tenet of Islamic thought: that men and women are equal before the law.
Perhaps, Poplawski argues, we need to consider that something existed before the big bang that gave rise to it.
If anything, he argues, people tend to consider their choices more carefully after their first because they have been made acutely aware at the point of a needle what it entails.
Xenophon said he "could not in good conscience" vote for the bill during the year's final sitting, arguing senators needed to consider the implications "with cool heads outside the hot house".
In order for animals to have the opportunity to thrive, we argue the need to consider their lifetime experience, integrated into the environments we provide, and with their perspective in mind.
