Clearly, in our sample there is much idiosyncrasy regarding community college instructor accuracy concerning student opinions about evolution.
Known for his idiosyncrasies, he was regarded as an erratic and cruel leader who fought with little ideological purpose.
It is probable that other cancer types and even individual cancers have their own idiosyncrasies with regards to their evolution and clonal diversity; however, many of the principles outlined here are likely to apply and the body of knowledge amassed for AML can inform efforts to understand and most importantly to treat many other malignancies.
She's a character, someone who's self-aware regarding her energy, her idiosyncrasy, her desperate need for attention, and her need to be perceived as herself — "herself" being her first and most important creation.
The majority of providers (77%) in our study believed patients can appreciate the idiosyncrasies involved with OR care and make decisions regarding resuscitation efforts.
However, there is more idiosyncrasy than standard because courts vary so widely regarding what constitutes each prong and the manner in which courts should weigh each prong, if at all.
The discussion analyses salient contextual patterns and correlations regarding interpretations of formality, with suggestions for future study and methodological improvements, whilst bearing in mind the particular idiosyncrasies of research within Deaf communities.
If anything, now inflation has set in regarding the praise of popular films as art (as with raves for "Lincoln," "Silver Linings Playbook," and "Anna Karenina"); critics are all too ready to extol any mass-market movie with the merest glimmer of personal concern, stylistic idiosyncrasy, or intellectual substance and to crown their directors as auteurs.
Regarding his lying: did he lie about congressional business, national security or was it to protect himself and his family from what is little more than gossip about his idiosyncrasies?
On either reading, population thinking can as Mayr also pointed out be contrasted with "typological thinking", a mode of thought which seeks explanations at the level of types or kinds of individuals, and regards variation within such types as idiosyncrasies that are irrelevant for explanations.
