This conception is also in line with previous findings, where the Vh/CrD index has been used to show harmful effects of gluten in both short-term gluten challenges and long-term follow-up studies [ 8, 13, 26, 27].
Indeed, the mutational landscape model treats selection as a stochastic sieve, reflecting a conception of evolution more in line with the thinking of de Vries, Bateson and Morgan, than of Darwin, Fisher and Mayr (Orr literally invokes "lucky mutations" [ 22], the concept ridiculed by the architects of the MS, e.g., p. 101 of [ 23]).
Arabs, along with Italians, Jews and others, were forced to litigate their identities in line with prevailing conceptions of whiteness — which fluctuated according to geographic origin, physical appearance and religion.
(Oz tends to speak this way about his characters: as if they are wholly independent actors, constantly able to surprise him, even to move him to tears, by words and deeds they choose for themselves. In line with Jewish conceptions of the Almighty, Oz may be their creator, but they have free will).
This requirement is in line with traditional conceptions of terrorism, and in fact would impose a stricter intent requirement than § 2332b itself.
Implicitly, therefore, the argument is for a 'Western' scientific approach to global health problems, which is more in line with previous conceptions of 'international health'.
As highlighted by the fair innings and prospective health principles, not all consequences of the proportional shortfall principle may be in line with common conceptions of an equitable distribution of health care.
In particular, we explicate three ideas that parallel key concepts in BTF: (1) accumulating stakeholder commitments under goal ambiguity (in line with a political conception of goals), (2) achieving control (as opposed to managing expectations) through non-predictive strategies, and (3) predominately exaptive (rather than adaptive) orientation.
In line with this conception, stability and assessments of Mindfulness mainly were examined.
Sovereign, indeed.Much of this may be alien to modern-day economists, but it is in line with the conception that other disciplines have of human decision-making.
