"So I think redistributing that wealth is a key facet of that to make sure that we protect the industry as much as anything else.
1. Conceptual clarity The first key facet of quality integral to meta-ethnography is the presence and clarity of concepts for translation.
Celebration as a key facet of reflection is critical to business leaders, and in fact, anyone who wants to be a better leader in any area of their life.
But making this journey as comfortable as possible is a key facet in turning what appears to be a negative, into another sales opportunity.
Finally, we assessed openness to experience, a key facet of personality.
This includes effects on cell proliferation [ 15], differentiation [ 9, 10, 16] and function [ 17], most notably in fat, where the enzyme appears to be a key facet of adipocyte differentiation [ 13, 14] and insulin sensitivity [ 18].
Seen from that perspective, the "Free Radical Theory of Aging" (FRTA) [ 10], now more commonly termed the oxidative damage theory of ageing, seems to address a key facet of intrinsic biological instability of living systems [ 11, 12].
But that's a key facet of how Twitter works that the company seems to be unwilling to change because it directly impacts their business model.
As well as consistently producing some of the poorest literacy scores in the country, families in the south see the enforced Thai-language curriculum as an attempt to further marginalise a key facet of their own identity: their own language.
Unlike being able to charge for a physical newspaper, where consumers tend to have an allegiance to one publication, online choice is a key facet with web users consuming numerous newspaper and internet websites, she argued.
