Although the junzi is not quite as cultivated as the sagely person (shengren)—the rare person whose cultivation is so great that humane behaviour in any circumstance is practically natural he is a person of profound capacity and importance.
These issues include: the determination of regenerative capacity; the importance of stem cells, dedifferentiation and transdifferentiation; how regenerative signals are initiated and targeted; and the mechanisms that control regenerative proliferation and patterning.
Because one good structure really does suffice in such a world, it seems unlike the real world, where "the great functional capacity and importance of proteins largely stems from the remarkable ability of these polymers to adopt distinct 3-dimensional structures" [3].
Salt deionization capacity revealed the importance of the macropore structure in the monolithic configuration of the aerogels for a fast electrosorption of ions.
Translating our findings into improved adaptive capacity underlines the importance of combining different kinds of knowledge to promote learning (Folke et al. 2003).
Most of the foreign policy establishment and media in the U.S. cannot understand this, since they see the world through the lens of U.S. power, much as they did during the Cold War; they have an exaggerated sense of American importance, capacity, and benevolence; and they do not care much about the self-determination of other nations.
In this sense, leadership is an organizational capacity of primary importance, as future capacity building efforts cannot occur without effective leadership.
The authors suggested that the increase in working capacity could have importance in the prevention of falls, and the maintenance of health and independent living of elderly men and women.
Wagner et al. showed that eight out of the 16 antigens that they tested had no discriminative capacity, confirming the importance of a critical selection of applied antigens [ 10].
On the other hand, restricted susceptibility to safety signals due to social fears and reduced cognitive capacity suggest the importance of repeated consultations in the clinical management of patients with hypochondriasis.
