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God gives His followers more opportunity to reap rewards by making even the self-evident norms of moral living matters of divine obeisance.
He criticized theories that tried to derive moral principles from self-certifying reason, or intuition, or cosmic forms, or divine commands, both because he thought there are no self-certifying faculties or self-evident norms, and because the alleged derivation disguises the actual function of the principles as devices for social action.
It was also evident that gender norms influenced the patient-doctor encounter and patients' expectations of a more authoritative doctor challenged the GPs.
By virtue of Figure 2, it is evident that the norm of the decorrelator's solution gets amplified if the singular values are below a certain threshold [19] (<0.7 in our case).
Social norm effects were most evident as direct and indirect norms in the context of initial commitment to circumcision.
A dramatic difference in reaction norms is evident between cohorts produced in the early 1950s and those produced in the mid-1970s.
Of note, in contrast to the findings observed among HZ patients, significant deficits in the SF-36 domain of physical functioning (encompassing difficulties with mobility, self-care and physical activities) compared to age-matched norms were evident among PHN patients [ 45].
This difference is evident in the reaction norm in Fig. 4A but is also clearly visualized in the reaction norm decomposition presented in Fig. 4C.
The intuitive basis for the distinction between different types of dialogue is evident if one compares the norms of argument in different kinds of contexts.
But as has been evident time and again, international norms and law are not anything that Putin respects; he only seeks to manipulate them towards his own end.
This was evident by practically identical reaction norms for both size at- and time to metamorphosis for true and false early cues, under both water regimes (Figure 3).
