Yet his next innovation, his vocal style, raised questions about whether he was assimilating in order to attract white audiences (his "white turn," as Brothers calls it) by recording pop hits that left his jazz fan base behind.
On the other hand, as stated in the concept of health literacy, mere access to information is not enough: it needs to be understood and assimilated in order to lead to behavior change (35).
The kinetic properties of GS1a indicate a lower affinity of this isoenzyme for the three substrates, when compared to its cytosolic counterpart GS1b, but a higher specific synthetase activity (GSs), which reflect an enzyme more suited to a metabolic environment where ammonium is expected to be highly abundant, and needs to be quickly assimilated, in order to prevent toxic effects.
We are trained to be compassionate, but we are smart people who can gather and assimilate data in order to realise this path for the NHS is bad for patients.
Firm must apprehend, share and assimilate new knowledge in order to compete and grow in markets in which they have little or no previous experience.
Conventional meat producers can assimilate agroecology ecology concepts in order to develop sustainable animal production systems.
Somewhat simplified, the Danish approach can be described as restrictive and monocultural, in as much as minorities are expected to adapt and assimilate to mainstream culture in order to be fully incorporated and participating members of society.
All of the Africans, Native Americans and poor indentured servants had to try to assimilate into Euro-culture in order to fit in and to have the possibility of being treated with basic respect.
Our data highlights the need that future investigations should focus more on the allocation of assimilates to tree roots in order to better quantify the ecosystem's C balance.
During the analysis, the observations are assimilated in the model in order to identify the optimal initial condition for the surge prediction carried out for the following forecast period.
