The study focused upon students' perceived tolerance for ambiguity in diagnosing and treating alcoholism (as exemplar of a clinically 'ambiguous' condition in that there are distinct perspectives that differentially regard/accept alcoholism as a "medical" versus social condition).
She interviews, rather, plenty of middle-aged, British professional women and treats them as exemplars – without exploring with young women why they're turning away from these very models of women's lives: "Rita Clifton is chief executive of Interbrand, one of the world's largest corporate consultancies….
As an exemplar, diabetics treated with biguanide drugs have a reduced risk of developing cancer compared with that of patients receiving sulfonylurea (Evans et al, 2005; Landman et al, 2010).
The two genes, geneA and geneB, are treated identically in this exemplar model in the sense that their nucleotide compositions are the same and all reactions with the RNA polymerase, subsequent transcription reactions, ribosomal subunits and translation reactions have the same probabilistic reaction constants.
When we explain a disease, we construct an exemplar and model it.
Joseph is the exemplar and patron for fathers, workers and the Universal Church.
Harvey was an exemplar and template of Douglass and Randolph's political advice.
Therefore, we tested for exemplar effects separately by conducting ANOVAs with stimulus, exemplar, and their interaction as factors, including only the groups receiving calls.
Upon convergence, AP clustering selects a subset of data points as exemplar and assigns every nonexemplar point to exactly one exemplar.
TNF signalling has always been the exemplar and best-understood signalling pathway of the TNF superfamily.
