A recent approach to inquiry learning emphasises the involvement of learners in devising personally meaningful scientific investigations by setting research questions that match their interests, defining and carrying out their own methodological design, collecting and analysing data, and sharing and reflecting on their research (Anastopoulou et al. 2012).
This paper emphasises the involvement of osteopontin in many aspects of tumour biology and extends our appreciation of its repertoire.
Most of the quality improvement literature emphasises the involvement of people who know the process best (the process owners) as essential for eliciting the best information and for increasing the participation and commitment of quality improvement team members [ 32].
32 Finally, there is an increasing emphasis on the importance of family-centred care in neonatal units, which emphasises the involvement and inclusion of both the mother and the father.
Emphasising the involvement of the artistic community in the fight against AIDS, Eric Vu An, from the Paris Opera and star dancer of the Béjart Ballet troupe, flew in from Paris to perform a solo from the ballet 'Arepo' for the Ball in what was his China Premiere.
Victorian moralists drew from the philosophies of Plato and Hegel an organic vision of society that emphasised the close involvement of self and community (Harris, 1992; Collini, 1990).
The high prevalence of fascin immunoreactivity in NSCLC (as opposed to the lack of staining of nonneoplastic epithelia of the lower respiratory tract) and its significant relation with tumour recurrence and reduced patient survival emphasise the possible involvement of this protein in the development and progression of NSCLC.
Recent literature has emphasised the importance of family involvement within immigrant families in determining their children's educational pathways.
We emphasised the need for family involvement as a means of motivating behaviour change and set the complex intervention in the home setting.
9 10 Faithful to the NPM belief that markets rather than bureaucracies are more likely to achieve efficiency, the reorganisation of 2010 emphasised the use of more competition, private sector involvement and contracting.
