Therefore, extrinsic and intrinsic motivation are not understood as opposite but rather as equally important orientations for learning.
As pointed out by Benbrook, an equally important, but different, question is whether biotechnology "will" (rather than "can") increase food security.
Rather, there were specific governmental actions and equally important failures to act, often driven by political expediency, that brought on the Depression and determined its severity and longevity.
However, those who would rather that the regime disappear have an equally important interest in changing China's mind.
We can rather conclude that low risk is on average equally important for the three investor groups.
Even though the Swedish Forestry Act regards production and environmental goals as equally important, we find that forest officials prefer management practices that promote production rather than biodiversity protection.
By contrast, blood flow may have different, yet equally important, implications for the older recreational hockey player given the effects on central, rather than peripheral, circulation.
Equally important, it will allow commuters to park in a garage at a new station rather than having to hunt for spaces on the streets of Montclair.
Individual ponds contributed similarly to beta diversity in terms of replacement, being equally important for maintaining high gamma diversity and emphasising the role of the pond network rather than individual ponds.
Equally important is to mention the lack of physiologically oriented studies employing human primary microglia, rather than immortalised cell lines.
It is equally important that particular causal laws, for Kant, are (at least for the most part) synthetic a posteriori rather than synthetic a priori.
