Despite an overwhelming acceptance among scientists and science education organizations of the veracity of evolution, its centrality for understanding all of biology, and its power in unifying the sciences, only about 20% of high school students, 52% of college graduates, and 65% of postgraduates accept evolution as a scientific theory well supported by evidence (Brumfield 2005).
This module determination method family is based on the novel concept of understanding the overlapping modules as hills of an influence function-based, centrality-type community landscape.
Failure of understanding.
Valerie was Clinical Coordinator and emphasized the centrality of psychoanalytic theory to understanding morbid obesity.
These findings strongly suggest that bipolar disorder cannot be reduced to affective instability alone, highlighting the centrality of goal regulation in understanding the impulsive and risky decision-making that spans the course of the disorder.
As elaborated above, South African research has focused on the centrality of male sexuality in understanding men's performances of masculinity, particularly in contexts where HIV rates are high and where hegemonic male sexuality has been understood as key in shaping heterosexual practices and mitigating against safe and equitable sex practices.
Last week, Rick Santorum, a man more Catholic than the Pope, in an appeal to fundamentalist, Protestant evangelical voters, said of Mitt Romney, a committed conservative Mormon and former bishop of that faith, that "by understanding the "centrality of family" he "has hit all the points" particularly when it comes to the interconnection between social and economic issues".
For ease of understanding, betweenness centrality is referred to as 'network traffic' throughout the manuscript.
"The Long Recessional" joins David Cannadine's "Ornamentalism" as a revisionist attempt to play down the centrality of race in our understanding of colonialism.
The centrality of social meanings and understanding in patient-nurse interaction is not fully apparent to nurses, but important in the patient experience and to how they perform in role.
