All this raises an obvious question: If Facebook, and social media in general, constitute an unpleasant, Kafkaesque world of incessant judgment, then why do we spend so much time in that world?
(It's worth pointing out that others claim EU tariffs in general constitute a considerable barrier to African development).
Campaigns aimed at increasing awareness of STIs should also target prison inmates, who in general constitute high-risk populations.
This result is coherent with the fact that a recent stressful event, and emotional stress in general, constitutes a risk factor for poor asthma control [ 41].
In addition, fear conditioning in general constitutes a very strong learning paradigm, which might override and mask any mild learning deficits because of its vigor even in the mildest form tested here.
Since positive and negative affect have been reported to be (partly) independent in the literature of subjective well-being [ 28, 29], we added questions on what made the person feel unhappy during the last week, what makes him or her unhappy in general, what constituted a bad QoL, and also asked the person to rank these responses according to their importance.
Dworkinian interpretation, however, seems to have a more abstract and global feel to it, in the sense that it is the social practice of law as a whole (Dworkin 1986, 87 88), including the entire legal history of a given jurisdiction, as well as any data speaking to the point or purpose of legal practice in general, which constitutes the original to be interpreted.
In general, (4)–(20) constitute the network reconfiguration model for operation mode adjustment, which is a mixed integer quadratic programming (MIQP) problem.
As has been shown before [8], and as will also be shown below, these residues are in contact with each other, in general, and constitute a path, the ends of which are exposed to the surroundings of the protein, which we termed as energy gates.
In general, narratives constitute the most comprehensive and elaborate part of electronic patient records.
