This is the cardinal error of neurotheology: mixing terms and methods of science and religion in an attempt to confer the former's authority on the latter.
The focus of this study is to analyze the performance of ternary- and quaternary-RHA blend concrete mixes in terms of their durability, mechanical properties, and global warming potential (GWP) and criteria air pollutants.
The corresponding results indicated that the SPST has promising potential to routinely differentiate and screen HMA mixes in terms of their shear resistance potentials.
FE can occur at any stage of the lifespan and the literature regarding prevalence amongst older adults has been mixed in terms of supporting a theory that older adults are more "susceptible" to fraud.
"While we think the quarter was mixed in terms of unit performance, we believe that the secular story for Apple remains very strong, particularly with the introduction of a new product category," he said.
Despite these reports of a negative relationship between HRQOL and being overweight in children, the evidence is mixed in terms of whether this effect reaches statistical significance.
The evidence is mixed in terms of the impact bevacizumab has on patient's subjectively reported health related quality of life [20,21].
118 Most of the included studies were of limited methodological quality and prone to bias (fig 2), with variable patient mixes in terms of prognostic factors, overall disease severity, and duration of follow-up.
However, the large and complex literature on the effects of the built environment on childhood obesity outcomes has been mixed in terms of the significance, direction, and magnitude of effect (Dunton et al. 2009; Feng et al. 2010).
Results of these studies are mixed in terms of whether maternal health care would lead to FP use after childbirth, or whether women's use of maternal health care and FP services is determined by some common factors.
