By using a 'common' or 'favourite' theory, rather than one that may be more suited to the particular characteristics of the target population, behaviour and context, the potential benefit of using theory is limited.
Ribar said it has little to do with dates ("I don't subscribe to numerology and neither does Jan") and more to do with some particular characteristics of the couples.
More importantly, it shows the particular characteristics that comprise how the narcissism manifests in this boy and the level of severity.
Identifying candidate genes of particular significance, either through individual probes or large-scale methods such as GWAS, then allows more detailed study of the particular characteristics and expressions of those genes and their role in disease.
Switches between feeding strategies, such as those observed for the 4 males feeding on the shelf in autumn and early winter and moving north into pelagic waters in late winter and spring, are likely a reflection of such flexibility, which may in fact be a more important and particular characteristic of elephant seal foraging behavior than individual site fidelity.
But new treatments are emerging that are more able to respond to the particular characteristics a disease takes in an individual and that may, in the next 10 to 20 years, transform the way people are treated.
According to the literature, P. aeruginosa is more frequent in males due to particular characteristics inherent to the patient, including sex, previous use of antimicrobials, previous interventions in the urinary tract and patients with neurogenic bladder [ 42].
First, chapters throughout DSM-5 now identify particular characteristics that make people more vulnerable to suicide.
In some cases it would be sensible to design studies with more defined subsets of this population with particular characteristics, diagnosis or age groups.
In this case, it is more correct to refer to a disadvantage arising from particular characteristics, such as being female, living in the South and so on.
