The paper introduces the requirements for using indicators from a perspective of nature conservation policy, in particular the need to discern the demand and supply of ecosystem services, including their potentials, actual and future use, as well as the natural contributions and human inputs to the generation of ecosystem services.
Moreover, standards may be regarded as a means to specify not only what children should know and do, but may become the base for discerning the content for badly needed professional development in a field that is characterized by a majority of uncertified personnel (Kagan, 2012; Kagan, Kauerz, & Tarrant, 2008).
Unlike alter ego Martins, who becomes an alcoholic, Wilkins opts for psychotherapy, Jungian style; learning that, in order to really discern the truth, science needs a complement, namely: art.
Dr. Walks, the Washington health commissioner, who participated in some of the discussions by speakerphone, said it had become hard to discern the line between the need to be confident and the need to be right.
The analysis of data collected from the FPP participants will enable us to discern the core technologies needed for the societal vision.
Treat your symptoms like a crime scene investigation: The physician needs more than word-of-mouth to discern the pattern; he or she needs facts, and that's what a symptom journal can provide.
The introduction of new therapies emphasizes the need to discern the best practice for the patients remaining on warfarin treatment.
The introduction of new therapies emphasizes the need to discern the best practice for patients remaining on warfarin treatment.
Currently in our institution, we offer FNA cytology analysis routinely in the evaluation of thyroid nodules but recognise the need to be discerning in selecting malignant nodules for FNA cytology and hence reduce unnecessary FNA biopsies [6, 10].
Although more research is needed to discern the basis for the award differences, it is possible that cumulative advantage may be involved (15).
