Despite the growth over the past few years, there will probably always be some discrepancy between the concept of Primary Health Care as designed by national policy and how it is expressed in local realities; with it being necessary to comprehend how Primary Health Care and the PSF are configured and under which conditions they are inserted and operate in local health systems [ 15].
Sex dreams are a natural way to release pent up desire that may not be appropriate to express in waking reality, based on your moral code.
Non-specificity of an immunohistochemical stain may lead to a false positive stain, resulting in a report that the molecule is expressed in that tissue, whereas, in reality, it is not.
There is a great variety of customs in different communities and traditions, but everywhere these rites dramatize graphically the cosmic processes and realities expressed in language in myths.
In reality CLV3 is expressed in different cells compared to WUS and the (still unknown) regulation is possibly nonlinear.
The distinction between appearance and reality, as expressed in the propositional copula, then leads dialectically to a new task of thought, the task of theoretical science, of systematic inquiry into the realm of truths.
The contrast of an idealized and protected childhood with the harsh realities that adults must face is another theme common to Rawlings' writings, expressed in the famous speech about adult reality Ezra Penny Baxterer delivers to his son Jody at the end of The Yearling: "Ever' man wants life to be a fine thing, and easy.
There it was, expressed in the most prosaic of realities, a reminder of the long vanished years of Nelson Mandela.
Traditionally, the Christian self was a conflicted and dynamic subjectivity, and expressed in relation to a communal, wholly "porous" reality.
Thus, fatigue damage models which ignore the reality of fatigue damage as expressed in terms of cracks should not be used for fatigue life predictions.
