Long-term fieldwork was now commonly backed up by historical investigations, and ethnography came to be regarded by many practitioners as the core activity of social and cultural anthropology.
In a vote on state science standards, the Texas Board of Education included amendments commonly backed by the intelligent design movement.
Also, because Asian countries are competing against neighbors for foreign investment dollars, skyscrapers there are commonly backed heavily by local governments, said Jones Lang LaSalle's Head of Research for China, Kenny Ho.
The consultation rates were highest for musculoskeletal conditions, commonly back, shoulder, neck and knee pain, and neurological conditions, primarily headache and migraine.
Consultation rates were highest for musculoskeletal conditions, commonly back, shoulder, neck and knee pain, and neurological conditions, primarily headache and migraine.
Another 26.6% said that they were concerned about and hoped to regain or preserve their independence, while 14.0% were interested in improving a chronic health condition or the symptoms associated with these conditions, most commonly back and joint pain.
For this purpose a filled epoxy resin (Stycast1265), a commonly used backing material, was considered reference material and polyurethane composites (PU2305, PU2350) were proposed as better alternatives.
Neal Halsey, of Johns Hopkins University, says the "live" vaccines used commonly today must be backed up with further doses of "inactivated" vaccines.
The second was the G.I. Bill of 1944, which, in offering cheap, federally backed mortgages, commonly made owning a home cheaper than renting one.
Its existence is purely symbolic: an exchange medium with a commonly agreed-upon value backed by a government or central bank.
Given the huge costs and burden of back pain on society, it could be viewed as regrettable (possibly even unethical) that many millions are spent each year on assessing health technologies for the improvement of back pain, when one of the most commonly used back pain outcome measures may not be capturing what is relevant to patients.
