While exhibiting his leadership attributes, life experiences and personal qualities, largely in anecdotal form, this book also displays reasonably wide and thoughtful, if occasionally predictable, responses to domestic controversies and underscores that in his brief time as the junior senator from Illinois, he has been exposed to conflicts in the Middle East, the former Soviet Union and elsewhere.
We apply the adjectives "living" and "alive" correctly to many things, and in doing so we might be said to be attributing life to them but with no meaning or reality other than that involved in their being living things.
Among the non-theists, Cudworth (1678, p. 165) identifies four schools of atheistic philosophy, each of which is a type of materialism: Hylopathian atheism or materialism, 'Atomical or Democritical' atheism, Cosmo-plastic atheism (which makes the world-soul the highest numen), and Hylozoic atheism (which attributes life to matter).
Of the survivors, many attributed their life to Sheean.
The reasons for this upsurge are not very clear and have been attributed to life style changes [ 22], increased awareness and ability to diagnose by physicians [ 20].
Angiosperm nrITS substitution rates vary by approximately an order of magnitude, and some of this variation can be attributed to life history categories.
Higher HDL and lower total to HDL cholesterol ratios in the Oslo group could also be attributed to life style changes.
There is a steep rise in breast cancer incidence in the Arab population in Israel over the last 10 years that can be attributed to life style changes.
On either side are what look like headstones of polished marble with names and faces etched in, along with attributes: "Life of the Party," "Loving Mother," "Devoted Wife".
Invertebrate species have emerged as models for experimental manipulation because of their unique biological attributes, life cycles, large numbers of offspring, easy maintenance, and sophisticated tools for high-throughput biology and open-source informatics [ 1].
Women attributed their life-threatening experiences to societal and socioeconomic factors that led to delays in seeking timely medical care by decision makers, usually husbands or other male relatives.
