Likewise, no difference was found in the standpoints toward HPV vaccination between parents of adolescent girls and the rest of the population.
Waiting four more years, gaining more seasoning in the process, might have made all the difference from the standpoint of her own electoral career.
In the following sections based on the standpoint of local culture, the research hypotheses are constructed by means of studying the differences in the influence of social factors on marriage in China and in the West.
From the standpoint of individual differences in affect, this raises the question of whether there may be stable individual differences in the emotions that people elicit in others, referred to herein as affective presence (Eisenkraft & Elfenbein, 2010), which are independent of people's own experienced emotions.
The very thin film thickness of binder in asphalt mixture and the aging temperature of 100 °C insufficient to enable a reaction were considered to be the main reasons that no differences were observed from the standpoint of the aging effect.
If these conclusions are correct, then the survival of a few cells more or less in the graft makes no great difference, except possibly from the standpoint of time.
From an offensive standpoint, at least, the quality difference in the product is obvious and raises the question: Why is the N.B.A. penalizing the teams that are leading its resurgence?
Tajik Persian of Central Asia is here characterized in comparison with Standard Persian, from the standpoint of historical divergence and differences in phonology, derivational and compositional morphology, and syntax.
Rather, I shall attempt to put the events in perspective from the standpoint of the Presidency".
The difference allows a Zen master to determine the ground out of which this question is raised, for example, to determine if the inquirer is anchored in the everyday standpoint or in a meditational standpoint.
