"Familiarity leads to acceptance".
Stakeholders were asked whether they had come across the term benefit sharing in the context of research ethics, primarily, to tease out their familiarity with the debates leading to the emergence of the need to promote the social value and benefit sharing as ethical imperatives.
Skills involved in on-task compensation may either be related to literacy ability, such as a larger vocabulary leading to higher familiarity with words in the task, or unrelated to literacy ability, i.e., higher processing speed (Catts, Gillispie, Leonard, Kail, & Miller, 2002; Johnson, Im-Bolter, & Pascual-Leone, 2003).
Reynolds stood at the centre of this bold culture, and portrayed its leading lights with brilliant familiarity.
The first Philharmonic subscription program, beginning on Thursday, is also steeped in familiarity, with Ms. Mutter playing and leading (she avoids the term conducting) Mozart's Violin Concertos Nos. 1, 3 and 5.
The leading risk factor is familiarity; namely, history of ovarian cancer in a first-degree relative.
17. "Balance activity with serenity, wealth and simplicity, persistence with innovation, community with solitude, familiarity with adventure, constancy with change, leading with following".
A systematic review of studies addressing physicians' barriers to guideline adherence, identified physicians' lack of awareness of a guideline's existence and lack of familiarity with the guideline as the leading causes of deviation from recommended therapy [ 11].
The TLs with whom we worked had little familiarity with the new curriculum or with leading professional development.
