Under the conditions outlined by Southerland et al. ([2001]), I will assume "acceptance" of evolution as "the best scientific explanation currently available" (p. 341) to be an appropriate goal of science education.
All of that assumes acceptance in a nursing program.
But, since Ionesco's play assumes our acceptance of "a great and mighty nothingness", death is robbed of much of its significance.
Y, on the other hand, might not be better off than X through his own good luck: he may not have controlled whether he would be offered the benefit, but he controlled, we can assume, his acceptance of it.
At the same time, the environmental injustice perspective required the opening up a serious debate on future of the city to identify possible spatial politics which no longer assumed the acceptance of the steel production as their starting point.
The approach taken in this paper assumes the acceptance of the QALY as a relevant decision-making outcome and the existence of threshold values, either explicit or implicit.
Though the direction of the correlation could not be established, it is plausible to assume that acceptance of the illness or disability, learning to live with it, influences HRQoL positively and reduces feelings of anxiety and depression.
Some papers reported that immigrant women experienced reasons to distrust welfare institutions [ 24], culturalization (e.g., assumed cultural acceptance of wife abuse) [ 46, 60, 70], and racism and discrimination [ 53].
To repeat, the right of way was given in order that the obligations to the United States, assumed in the acceptance of the act, might be performed.
And they assume, by the acceptance of their charters, the obligations to transport all persons and merchandise upon like conditions and at reasonable rates; and they are authorized to charge reasonable compensation for the services they thus perform.
The existence of numbers and properties of numbers is already assumed in the acceptance of the statement "the life cycle period is prime".
