From this hypothesis, we deduce that: If the values that relate to the principles are, as expected, commonly characterized by these features, and if these evaluations persist across social domains of application, we have support for the claim that the principles are part of the common morality.
As expected, commonly used scoring systems predict short-term outcome, but often do not reflect long-term survival.
Perinatal women in rural Ethiopia are commonly expected to adhere to a series of prohibitions and prescribed practices that serve to protect them against harm and restore health following childbirth.
A lack of monophyly is of particular concern in biotype research where investigators are commonly expected to recommend strategies to manage the frequency of virulence, which may involve manipulating environmental variables to decrease selective pressure favoring virulence (Onstad 2007).
In contrast to selective sweeps, which may sometimes focus upon a specific trait undergoing adaptive change, balanced polymorphisms are expected to commonly involve multiple traits and tradeoffs between them.
had assessed its chances confidently, and it was commonly expected to amass enough seats to lead a coalition of allies into government.
Other explanatory variables that are commonly expected to influence the probability to engage in transnational activities are included in the models.
On one hand they could be expected to be commonly prescribed to patients at risk of colon cancer, hence any effects on increasing CRC risk may be clinically important and on the other, there are data suggesting a potentially important protective effect of statins against CRC [ 8- 12].
Here, we demonstrate by extensive theoretical development and experimental results that material nonlinearities associated with ZnO materials are large and have a considerable effect altering the response from the commonly expected hardening to the softening type.
Eyes from the same subject are commonly expected to show greater similarity than eyes from unrelated subjects in reaction to a particular stimulus or disease [ 4- 7].
