Sentence examples for emerging themes that from inspiring English sources
SSNMR-enabled structural and dynamics-based findings are surveyed, along with a number of resulting emerging themes that appear common to different amyloidogenic proteins, such as their compact alternating short-β-strand/β-arc amyloid core architecture.
In her book "The Adolescent Brain: Learning, Reasoning and Decision Making," Valerie Reyna, Cornell professor of Human Development, encapsulates the cutting edge research and emerging themes that grew out of the workshop.
In this talk, I will explore the work of a policy technologist and cover a number of emerging themes that may be useful to you in your own work, or in thinking about possible career paths.
Instead, we will focus on some emerging themes that stood out to us while reading the book.
In the labeling phase, perception of risk, and fear offered emerging themes that may yield openings for health care providers and educators.
we found four related emerging themes that described the clinical reasoning phenomena: 1. Simple and robust heuristics, 2. Social environment rationality, 3. Attempts to prove hypothesis and refute contradiction and 4. Saturation point.
We have identified access to services as a major emerging theme that is discussed further below.
Although it enables the researcher to relate narratives to quantitative codes for specific respondents, the instrument is more limited for in-depth discussions of an emerging theme that would allow an inductive approach.
However, there is one emerging theme that fascinates and that is the way coaches are refashioning their back rows to increase the influence of the openside flanker, the "fetcher", and how many of them to play.
These data add to the emerging theme that the same genomic variants, in combination with distinct genetic backgrounds, may contribute to different phenotypes.
Our data demonstrate that MAP kinase also directly controls CTD phosphorylation, which expands the emerging theme that chromatin-associated proteins are key responders to environmental cues (Weiner et al., 2012).
