In contrast to other international examples which often show parents' support for the HPV vaccine [ 37], in Hong Kong a number of social and cultural perceptions intertwine to prevent the participants of this study from encouraging their daughters to receive the vaccine.
Lindane, for example, which is often used in agriculture, is still prescribed in many states for lice.
This would do away with some onerous requirements concerning land tenure, for example, which is often murky in poorer countries.
We haven't delved considerably into the constitutionality of either conception, for example, which is often the principle argument used by detractors of de jure race-sensitivity.
Along the way, either through cocaine-fueled conversation or simple flashbacks, we catch glimpses of Miles' career (behind the scenes at the recording session for Porgy and Bess, for example) which are often eclipsed by the haunting memory of his tempestuous romance with Taylor.
Even some of the apparent difficulties are shared by the two approaches: the deontic logician's notion of permission, for example, which is often thought of as being unduly weak, is to all practical purposes a generalization of Hohfeld's concept of privilege.
These engineering costs cannot be skimped on because die and plastic tooling work, for example, which are often some of the greatest expenditures during product development, cannot be altered easily after production has begun.
Healthcare administrative database studies and community surveys, for example, which are often published in research literature, can help to clarify a problem and appropriate targets and mobilise support.
The multivariate methods described and used herein rely on linear algebraic operations and are transparent in contrast to neural nets (for example), which are often seen as black boxes.
