Psychology finds consciousness to be constituted of three major act-categories: representation, willing, and feeling; our discussion is limited to the first two.
The authors found that parental responses to OI are constituted by parents' feelings and actions, and identified four successive phases of response: initial reaction, acceptance, normalization, and "passing the baton".
The haplogroup distribution observed in our sample matched that found in present day Yakuts and is constituted by distant haplogroups found in Siberian, Mongolian and Central Asian populations.
I became interested in pop culture as part of the conscious discovery to find what constitutes being "American".
"We know we are very special," Davis writes in "Special": "Yet we keep trying to find out in what way: not this way, not that way, then what way?" This restless business of "trying to find out" is precisely what constitutes the specialty, in both senses, of this writer.
In February, one batch of beans was found to contain pesticides that constituted a "great potential hazard to the food safety of Chinese consumers," it said.
In total, 643 genes were found to be present, constituting the pan-genome of Blattabacterium sp. (fig. 2), whereas the core genome common to all three organisms consists of 571 genes (88.8% of all genes).
In-service training was found to be inadequate, which constituted to another obstacle in improving the coverage and quality of postnatal care.
Out of the 60 health posts, 15 (25.0%) were found to be technically efficient constituting the best practice frontier.
Unfortunately poor communication, lack of care coordination, inadequate symptom control and the view among the staff that palliative care is not important have been found to constitute barriers to the implementation of palliative care in nursing homes [ 12].
