The small office where Mr. Hand works and offers private music lessons is evidence of his love for jazz.
On the mainland, the annexation often appears in school lessons as evidence of Western greed and Chinese humiliation.
Indeed, as has been the case for APPS, lessons and evidence from rapidly evolving health systems in Africa can help inform policy-making across the world.
Yet, modern popular science writers persist in citing the Copernican lesson as evidence of the scientifically-stultifying consequences of letting moral reflection tangle with theories about the physical cosmos.
Building on the lessons of evidence-based research and dialogues, international consensus agendas adopted at the 1990s conferences were broad, recognising the multiple causes and solutions needed to end poverty.
"The auditors observed well-orchestrated lessons as evidenced by indicators within the Arizona Department of Education's document of Standards and Rubics for School Improvement and the Closing the Achievement Gap (CTAG) protocol created by Cambium Learning.
Most medical educators will recall situations in which trainees function at the highest levels of reflection (e.g. during a lesson on evidence-based medicine), and other situations in which the same trainees only seem able to use dualistic frameworks (e.g. when faced with a patient).
By all accounts, the video game for the first of the Michael Bay Transformers franchise was pretty disappointing, but on this evidence lessons have been learnt.
International Training — Lessons Learned" as evidence of how UBS sought to hide clients from the I.R.S. "In the case of interrogation by any authorities, protect the banking secrecy," the memo read.
We conclude with a summary and discuss what lessons the existing evidence base offers.
