Another aspect of the broader learning environment pertains to teacher's instructional clarity (e.g., Metcalf 1992).
In most cases, the information regarding movements made in a 2D environment pertains to their temporal characteristics only [ 13].
Concepts from existing frameworks, such as relative advantage as perceived by user groups and the role of the environment, pertain to the AIDED model.
Although speculative, this same differential function of TLRs from the intrauterine to the extrauterine environment could pertain with humans.
"We want to see whether hypotheses that we consider in high-temperature environments also pertain to low-temperature environments," he says.
One of the most widely studied genetic polymorphisms in research involving measured genes and measured environments pertains to a particular allele (or variant) of the dopamine receptor gene, DRD4.
"We are very cognizant we have a global environment as it pertains to movement of agricultural products," said Bruce I. Knight, under secretary of agriculture for marketing and regulatory programs.
Externally, the council worked with local agency NixonMcInnes to map out the online environment as it pertains to Brighton and identify social media influencers among the area's citizens – something it hopes to repeat this year.
In the face of these trends, and given the evolution of the concept of "environment" as it pertains to health, what, then, is "environmental medicine"?
Although the definition of "environment," as it pertains to environmental health, is not our main focus in this editorial, it has clearly been evolving and needs to be articulated, so its effects on human health and medical practice in relation to each other can be articulated more clearly.
