Students correctly articulated course principles regarding patient autonomy, substituted judgment, and non-imposition of physician values.
Our investigation revealed the following: 1) assessment items overwhelmingly targeted lower cognitive levels, 2) the cognitive level of articulated course goals was not predictive of the cognitive level of assessment items, and 3) there was no influence of course size or institution type on the cognitive levels of assessments.
The energy shifted as paranoia set in, but Harrison took back control and articulated a course of action.
He was engaging and engaged, enthusiastic, skilful of course, articulate and interesting.
He says he's not very articulate and, of course, he might have made it up after the event and it might not be a true memory at all.
Secondly, I believe the reason I'm standing here is because of the agenda I articulated during the course of the campaign.
The Democratic majority has proved better at criticizing White House policy than articulating a new course: 1. Divided Democrats.
Furthermore, we know from Spinoza's correspondence that he accepted nearly all of Descartes' kinematic views, that is, the laws he articulated describing the course of physical phenomena.
The specifically phenomenological aspects will be articulated in the course of the paper, but briefly put; this approach aims at a faithful recreation of the patient's subjective experience.
Of course, to articulate that fact is to own it, and it can't feel very good to know what business she is in, even if she is now setting the price and the terms.
