Sentence examples for importance of lay from inspiring English sources
Beck's idea of a closed organizational roof, Collins and Evans (2002) work on waves of risk and expertise, and Power's insights on the significance of public perception of risk are deployed as a framework to explore why these bodies lost power to a non-expert state which more clearly grasped the importance of lay power in a time of crisis.
Projects led by environmental health scientists (Haynes et al. 2011; Wing et al. 2008) were framed around a holistic collaboration that highlighted the importance of lay discovery, a facet that social scientists had pioneered in their ethnographic studies.
The concurrent data collection and analysis allowed unanticipated findings to emerge (such as the importance of lay knowledge and the sense of the participant being personally responsible for their quitting) and to be followed up and more fully explored in subsequent interviews.
This "kitten scanner" both familiarizes children with the machine so that the real thing will be less frightening and helps them learn the importance of lying still during a scan: They can see that if they shake the toy while scanning it, the image is distorted.
After all, weve been taught the importance of lying from a very early age.
I also performed the "pillow test," in which I explained how to tell if you have a good pillow (it should snap back to its original position after being folded in half, preferably not with your head on it); demonstrated my nightly sleeping positions (none vertical); and stressed the importance of lying on the proper side of the mattress (the top).
The importance of fables lay not so much in the story told as in the moral derived from it.
Mitchell said the importance of Busan lay in the acceptance of common goals and principles with "ships moving in the same direction albeit at different speeds".
Although at first only physicians and emergency medical aides were taught CPR, the importance of training lay people soon became apparent.
The chapters highlight many contests and multiple stakeholders involved in dealing with mental suffering, and the importance of religion, lay perceptions and emotions in crises of mind.
The importance of using lay language for patients reporting about their safety has been stressed previously.
