Labelling theory, social network theory, the limited capacity model of media influence, the social psychology of prejudice and discrimination, and theories of the welfare state all contribute to an understanding of the complex web of expectations shaping stigma.
In certain contexts, such as those recovering from conflict, more significant time, effort, and investment in capacity building of media partners may be required, in order for radio and television stations to broadcast at the level of intensity that the Saturation+ approach requires.
The saga has quickly become a case study in the capacity of social media to empower otherwise voiceless and isolated people, and simultaneously in the capacity of a few ill-judged, Ratneresque tweets, to undermine a flourishing business.
This flexibility, possible even with the simplest interfaces to digital materials, is unparalleled by any similar capacity of print media.
Quantitative insight into the reaction capacity of porous media is necessary to assess the buffering capacity of the subsurface against contaminant input via groundwater recharge.
To cope with the buffering capacity of such media a Kalman Filter was designed as a software sensor to estimate the RQ.
The buffering capacity of the media was sufficient to maintain the external pH for the duration of the fluorimetry.
The buffer capacity of the media was modified by changing its initial pH with a Tris base in order to obtain a pH to 7.4 with the various CO2 levels (pCO2 of 40, 60, 80 and 120 mmHg).
This effect was dose-dependent and not due to changes in the buffering capacity of the media or BA itself.
The chemotactic capacity of conditioned media from activated HSCs was determined by the Boyden chamber technique with neutrophils as target cells.
