If scholars and adherents of Vodou are to be believed, consistent portrayals of 'voodoo' practitioners as barbaric, violent and most of all as African-American, not only influences public perception of our religion, but perception of African-Americans.
Elevations in these gradients (≥12 mmHg and ≥5, respectively) [ 26] are believed consistent with pulmonary vascular disease, and thus, help separate individuals with PAH from those with pulmonary venous hypertension.
"There are good grounds for believing, consistent with the psychological theory of loss aversion, that parents and their children are yet more concerned to avoid downward mobility than they are to achieve upward mobility," he will claim.
There are grounds for believing, consistent with the psychological theory of loss aversion, that parents and their children are yet more concerned to avoid downward mobility than they are to achieve upward mobility.
It said: "Governor Romney also believes, consistent with the 10th Amendment, that it should be left to states to decide whether to grant same-sex couples certain benefits, such as hospital visitation rights and the ability to adopt children".
My message about diet and health is, I believe, consistent, and both simple and actionable.
The unemployment rate, as noted, fell from 5.3%to5.1%1%, the lowest rate since April 2008 and the rate that the Federal Reserve believes consistent with full employment in the job market.
The images sent back since April and the processing of them so far has led scientists to believe consistent bright area is perhaps a polar cap.
The percentage of respondents that believe consistent condom use reduces risk of HIV infection was well over 40% in all 3 states for both survey rounds; overall, the percent decreased from 57% in 2002 to 54% in 2004 (χ2 = 5.2, P = 0.02).
Despite the relatively high percentage of respondents that believe consistent condom use can reduce the risk of HIV infection, and the high percentage of respondents that have discussed HIV/AIDS with a partner, relatively low numbers of respondents reported using a condom at last sex (<16%).
We believed that, consistent with their bureaucratic training, people attending the meeting would want to read the "manual" (the reports) before commenting on the proposals, so we wanted to reduce the texts to much shorter pieces.
