Because statements may only yield their full meaning when placed in the intellectual context that was taken for granted by the researchers themselves when they were writing (Skinner, 2002), a historical investigation has the potential to specify the meaning of important psychological concepts, and in doing so, to unsettle contemporary assumptions.
"These programs not only yield savings but they are an investment in people," Mr. Sharpe said.
Changing drug sentencing laws in state prisons will only yield moderate results, partially because half the inmates in state prisons are there for violent crimes, according to an earlier analysis by the Urban Institute.
This last technique is considered the gold standard by many authors, but it does not detect variations in extravascular lung water (EVLW) over time because it only yields one data point.
Despite this minor departure from the recommended procedure, we have confidence in the quality of the translation process, because the discussions only yielded some small idiomatic issues while no difficulties with semantic, experiential, or conceptual equivalence were encountered.
It is of note that only advancements in GEMMA instrumentation of the past decade allowed for the differentiation of intact HRV-A2 and the contaminant because previous setups only yielded one broad peak at the EM diameter of intact virus including both species (see Figure S1 for comparison of GEMMA spectra generated by various GEMMA device generations and comparable HRV-A2 samples).
Many of Mr. Farooq's followers implore him to endorse armed struggle because, they say, the political approach has only yielded more dead Kashmiris.
Because any given trial only yields 1 to 3 submovements, we used a sliding window averaging procedure (100 ms wide) to calculate the MCE.
6, 7 Chelation was shown to be vital for producing the saturated diarylated product because non-chelating alkyl vinyl ethers only yielded the Heck product.
