This concept has provoked considerable controversy for two reasons: first, there is no known mechanism by which group selection can function; second, as mentioned earlier, the pertinent behaviours involved can be more simply explained in terms of Darwinian selection dealing with individuals rather than groups.
One pertinent early example is in Conan Doyle's "The Sign of Four", in which Sherlock Holmes reveals to the admiring Dr Watson that he has written several monographs on technical subjects, one of them entitled "Upon the distinction between the ashes of various tobaccos".
Using a unique rat paradigm of prenatal inflammation combined to an early postnatal hypoxia ischemia pertinent to the context of very early premature human newborns, we were interested in finding out if such experimental conditions might reproduce both histological damages and behavioral deficits previously described in the human context.
This may be especially pertinent early in the follow-up period, since motivation to fill an initial prescription is greater than for subsequent prescriptions.
The therapist can help the client make links between their beliefs and pertinent early life experiences in a compassionate and understanding way and this minimises the possibility of provoking shame or a defensive reaction.
Reference to pertinent earlier work by the author may be included to give perspective.
While the OP-cell design and procedure for preparation was described earlier, the details pertinent to the presented work are provided below.
This is one of Lacey's typically pertinent anecdotes: Early in her reign, Elizabeth II was due to visit the Yorkshire town of Kingston upon Hull and asked one of her private secretaries to prepare a first draft of her speech.
In this article, we discuss staging issues pertinent to early cancers, histologic sequelae of various treatments, and how these factors affect the pathologist's role in evaluating esophageal carcinoma.
To detect and prevent child suicide, primary care nurse practitioners must be committed to child-centered care, recognize that suicidal thoughts and behaviors can develop early in life, identify pertinent state and trait risk factors in children, have knowledge about the quality of available screening tools, and facilitate specialty care services.
