In contrast to the Commitment to Harm Reduction scale, the Commitment to Recovery scale consistently correlated with scales from the Situational Confidence Questionnaire assessing self-efficacy, evidencing concurrent validity.
16 In contrast to preadipocyte commitment, extensive studies have been done to understand the process of terminal differentiation (Fig. 1).
This is usually in contrast to companies' high profile commitments, which frequently offer timetables and specific targets.
He became a Labor activist in his teens, in contrast to Mr. Blair, whose commitment to the party came only after an unremarkable academic career at Oxford.
For the progenitor cell pool which gives rise to any tissue, this comparison yields an estimation of the relative number of mitoses which cells have undergone prior to tissue commitment, in contrast to how many mitoses those cells have undergone after commitment.
The voluntary commitments – in contrast to a deal like Kyoto's, which imposed binding requirements only on advanced economies – reflect another shift in approach guided by Copenhagen, and the reality in the U.S. that Congress would be loath to enact such commitments into law.
Ann Cotton's Camfed has developed a governance model that insists on full accountability for the education and protection of the girls it supports, in contrast to practices that abruptly cancel commitments or fail to enroll and empower the communities essential to each child's success.
Or the scientist has money but has already offered it to other scientists, whom he or she deemed worthy of an actual financial commitment, in contrast to your good self.
In contrast to other studies of initial commitment to circumcision [49], there was little focus on pain involved with the procedure, recognition that there would be unchanged sexual pleasure and there was a view of improved hygiene amongst uncircumcised men.
In contrast to the situation concerning Descartes' alleged commitment to occasionalism, there is no disagreement in the case of Nicolas Malebranche, whose works provide some of the most extensive and important discussions of occasionalism.
More specifically, star-like shapes were shown to promote osteoblastic differentiation, in contrast to rounder morphologies associated with adipocytic commitment.
