The key is to consider dating apps solely as an entry point, a probable -- yet uncertain -- gateway leading to meaningful interactions of all sorts.
Biologically meaningful interactions of "Maternal Aand D" with the other predictor variables in the model were assessed for significance in the multivariable model.
But chances are your adviser is too busy for that kind of meaningful interaction to happen spontaneously.
However, physicians reported seeing 10 or more patients per hour, or 100 in a day, leaving inadequate time for meaningful interaction: "Many of healthcare providers [are] not able to sit down and have counselling session regarding their medications with their patients" (KI).
In order to facilitate meaningful interaction, the type of interactivity should be appropriate to the task that the user is trying to accomplish (Yi et al. 2007).
When he says something like that, I find that really interesting as an admittance to white privilege: that he can get through his life without any meaningful interaction with people of color".
He was also both smoking and dealing weed, but he was such a perfect mirror of everyone's best expectations that even the most experienced Rindge teachers saw none of the usual signs: his clothes were purposefully messy, not stoner-messy; his big brown eyes appeared focused, if only ever for the minute or two it took to have a meaningful interaction with any of them in the school's vast hallway".
For any reform to be effective, however, it has to be the result of meaningful interaction and dialogue among the different components of a society, most particularly between the rulers and the ruled.
The precise meaning of meaningful interaction is strongly related to the learning theories underlying the development of particular learning environments.
They had already completed two visits with the group, and Mrs. Whitt said those trips involved a great deal of meaningful interaction, despite Mr. Rubio's characterization.
