Characterizing the experimental narrative of food is a first step toward specifying the political and cultural nature of experimental findings and explanatory models that explicitly and materially link gene regulation to social regulation.
First of all, muscle mass may materially determine insulin resistance, which is linked to adverse outcomes (3, 4).
Reminding us "that the rape of the Earth and rape of women are intimately linked, both metaphorically in shaping our worldviews and materially in shaping women's everyday lives".
Stephen Read has linked Buridan's position on material supposition as improper with the breakthrough doctrine first fully realized in the work of Buridan's student, Marsilius of Inghen that material supposition is possible only if materially suppositing terms are significative, or stand for what they signify.
Better academic performance by school leavers has been repeatedly linked to increased socio-economic advantage with academic achievement highest at entry into medical school in those from less materially disadvantaged households [ 20].
As the act also can be used against anyone who materially contributes to the support of terrorism, it could be applied after-the-fact to someone who contributed to a charity that the government somehow believes might be linked to a subversive organization.
The SEC called the proxy materials materially false and misleading.
We argue that the mechanisms linking mobility and wellbeing are culturally, materially and politically specific.
The mechanisms linking mobility and wellbeing are culturally, materially and politically specific.
5. Enacting a value-added-tax, or VAT, of the sort which 152 countries in the world already have, which would quickly restore the essential tax-policy link between productivity growth and wage gains, also materially reduce our nation's crushing on-going trade deficit, and largely stop the offshoring of high-quality American jobs.
