Our sampling strategy derived from the wish to collect as multifaceted data as possible.
Understanding motivations for CAM treatment is important, because attitudes derive from wishes for non-pharmacological treatment, to be more involved in treatment and avoid side effects.
The purpose of this study was to clarify the mechanism for the expression of cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2) mRNA and the PGE2 synthesis of amnion-derived (WISH) cells.
What is characteristic of illusions is that: 1) they are derived from deep human wishes, and 2) the belief is held (or would be held) in the absence of any compelling evidence, or good rational grounds, in its behalf.
One of her best-known works — "I Wish Your Wish," first presented in 2003 — is derived from a tradition popular among pilgrims to the Church of Nosso Senhor do Bonfim in Bahia, who bind ribbons to their wrists or the church's front gate in the belief that when the ribbons fall off or disintegrate, their wishes will be granted.
This chapter is intended for scientists and engineers who are interested in using APT to characterize semiconductor nanowires or for those who wish to assess research findings derived from APT more critically and with a greater understanding of the method.
The strongest critic was Kazuo Shii, the chairman of the Communist Party of Japan, who strongly claimed that "Japan" could not be derived from "Kimigayo" because the lyrics only mention wishing for the emperor for a long reign.
He's not somebody who has mastered an actual intellectual discipline and takes seriously the idea of intellectual discipline--that is, thinking not however one might wish, but in accord with certain canons derived from objective reality.
Vitamin D3 is derived from animal products, so vegans and vegetarians may wish to avoid it, despite its health benefits.
I do not wish or expect $3 million, which is a number derived from the maximum potentially allowed.
Cater said Bill Shorten's expressed wish to help more women to become MPs was derived from ideas which were a "legacy of the thuggish, subversive world of West German political activism" in the 1960s.
