In this sense, much of Heidegger's work, and particularly the early work that is important for this entry, is 'existential' in that it commences from the situated, concrete, and embodied practices of everyday life (see also Aho 2014).
(The print industry's decline commenced, I maintain, with my retirement from that gig).
Commencing from the time that the placental "biopsies" or "explants" are placed in culture, these are termed villous explant cultures.
The study commenced from the premise that socio-cultural theories could be used to identify and understand mechanisms at play when healthcare delivery is concurrent with workplace-based experiential learning.
Commencing from the belief that crystal meth use is an increasing problem in a growing number of these men, these GPs also observed a strong if complex association between crystal meth use and depression.
From that moment athletes completed the baseline questionnaire and commenced their one-year follow-up.
One cohort (n = 27,965) had been changed from oral monotherapy to a combination of oral medications, whereas the other cohort (n = 20,005) had commenced regimens that included insulin.
We excluded 15 studies for the following reasons; investigation of effects in male animals (n = 4) and investigations which commenced with constituents that were isolated from herbal medicines (n = 5).
Our data show that the mechanism of propagation of fusion commences from the polar MV1vesicles, which fuse with ER-derived vesicles.
Since then, the Giants commenced a revival that has landed them one game from the Super Bowl, proving Coughlin right.
