The current gap between theory and practice can only be resolved it is argued by shifting the perspective from indicator- and data- driven M&E systems to learning-oriented systems [ 6, 7, 20, 21].
These, it is argued, can only be found by way of "austerity".
Such a view, Planck argued, can only be produced through the unification of the diverse fields of physical phenomena if they are synthesized by means of mathematical abstraction.
Ensuring that students fully appreciate the four-dimensional nature of embryonic development and morphogenesis is a particular issue, and one that I argue can only be properly learned via direct exposure to embryos via laboratory practicals.
A major problem has been the absence of a clear definition of fatigue [ 5- 7] and, consequently, there is debate regarding the possible dimensionality of the phenomenon, with some arguing that fatigue can only be understood as a multidimensional entity,[ 8] while others argue that it is unidimensional [ 9].
Moreover, the lawyers argued, guilt can only be established in a criminal contempt case by actions that amounted to "a public wrong against the court," not against others.
The implication that the only greens are members of Greenpeace is like arguing you can only be a feminist if you write for Spare Rib.
Britain insists that the new rules apply to all EU migrant workers in the UK, while the east Europeans argue it can only be used for new cases.
The Daily Mail's Derek Lawrenson argued that it "can only be a fillip for the Europeans".
The New Labour textbook has always argued that elections can only be won if the aspirational middle class are not frightened off.
