The port assumed a new strategic importance and began to experience commercial prosperity.
Furthermore, we take heart in the finding of the importance of openness to experience.
As with other chronic and progressive diseases, treatment adherence (defined as the extent to which a patient acts in accordance with the prescribed dose and interval of a treatment regime [ 27]), is of vital importance for patients to experience maximum benefit.
This is in line with earlier findings suggesting experienced trust in physicians of importance to patients' experienced mental quality of life [ 50].
It's easy enough to expound on the spiritual and moral importance of opening oneself to experience -- "prefer the present," the doctor says, offering a Farsi version of an injunction familiar to readers of Western New Age self-help literature -- but it is a rare artist who can prove it.
The results confirm the importance of aspects relating to experience in an architectural material context and emphasize the need for further research and information on the topic of material experience in architecture.
A core feature of this theory is the importance for a child to experience everyday interaction with a reasonably sensitive and sufficiently predictable parent able to provide a "secure base" [ 6] from which the child can comfortably engage with the world, balancing inquisitiveness with a need for security.
Judge Vivian Wenli Lin stated, "The film creatively allows the viewer to experience the importance of sport in the character's life and how, despite not being able to use both of his legs, he lives above and beyond his own expectations".
In accordance with attachment theory, special attention is given to those factors which, alongside sensitive attunement, are thought to be of the greatest importance in helping the child to experience that his/her parent is providing a secure base and a safe haven.
Or, to put it another way, between positivists who rely on quantitative techniques and objective measures when assessing social life and phenomenologists who attach greater importance to subjective experience and emotion.
