But because these needs encompass large groups and, in the context of iPS therapy, potential remedies require a very high degree of technical sophistication, manpower, and information, the duty to furnish these resources falls on societal institutions and regulatory authorities.
His research interests encompass energy policies and trade policies in the context of possible cooperation between Japan and the U.S.
Salih's geographic tropes encompass depictions of the varying landscape, in the context of "home" and (specifically) the intimate spaces of private rooms and meeting places; these tropes parallel Salih's directional tropes which contextualize migration and exile.
Three main themes emerged which encompassed key elements of participant experience in the context of this clinical arena, these were: i) Fatalism and resignation towards pathways to help-seeking and the process of diagnosis.
Writing for a 7-1 maJustice Justice Anthony Kennedy affirmed that a legitimate diversity policy (he was speaking in the context of higher education) "encompasses a. . .
In the context of biotherapeutics, "quality" encompasses the product and manufacturing process to ensure the drug is pure, safe, efficacious, and consistent.
In the context of headache, representativeness clearly encompasses age and gender, which are known to affect headache prevalence, probably should encompass socioeconomic class, employment status, area of habitation (rural or urban) and ethnicity, and possibly, in some settings, should also encompass native language and/or tribal group.
In the context of headache, representativeness clearly encompasses age and gender, which are known to affect headache prevalence, and probably should encompass socioeconomic class, employment status, area of habitation (rural or urban), ethnicity and possibly native language and/or tribal group.
As a third example, this hazard (flood) is then placed in the context of climate change, which encompasses multiple hazards and multiple adverse consequences for multiple objects and sectors.
"In dignity contexts, feelings of humiliation are triggered in the downtrodden, those who formerly were expected to bow in subservience," says Hartling - a definition which, in the context of the House of Commons, could well encompass backbench women MPs.
