We need to center these histories of hierarchies and oppressions in order to understand the politics of violence and how violence is produced, and more specifically, how it is that these histories inform our tendency to victim-blame and maintain a culture that deems it not only acceptable but necessary to commit violence against women in order to thrive.
On the more boppish material, he showed signs of Bud Powell's influence, but with a chromatic tendency informed by the postwar avant-garde.
Finally, care-givers should be informed about the tendency towards exaggerated respect for medical authority, so that they can respond proactively (Burmedi 2001).
The media has an ill-informed tendency to focus on ageing in apocalyptic terms: the "rising tide of dependency", "inter-generational war" and the "burden of pensions" are the sorts of headlines perpetuating the dependent stereotype of later life.
Further, our social propensity to assess worst case scenarios that likely is informed by this evolutionary tendency -- and prompts industries like insurance, reinsurance, and risk management -- fosters our sense that something bad is likely just over the horizon.
Patients were excluded from the study if they were pregnant, did not obtain initial hemostasis with endoscopic therapy, did not give written informed consent, had bleeding tendency (platelet count >50X10 l-1, serum prothrombin >30% of normal, or were taking anticoagulants), had used PPI within 14 days of enrolment, had uremia or bleeding gastric cancer.
Well informed people have a natural tendency to resist organization of any sort & develop the Common Cause mentality which often seems intent on taking the politics out of politics.
On the other hand, Bitirim et al. [73] informed that MSCs showed similar attachment tendencies to both collagen-coated swCNT plates, and those without collagen coating.
This tendency to believe the spouse should be informed by the physician may arise from the importance given to the institution of the family, and the perception of the family as the keystone of society in Turkey.
Qualitative methods informed by sociocultural and expansive learning theories countered ethnocentric tendencies, ensured equivalency, and trustworthiness of data.
While originally recognised among students in the early 1960s, it is likely that this reflects enduring and widespread tendencies for the expression of psychological distress, informed by cultural norms and traditional medicine services.
