Fragaszy and Visalberghi (p. 24) [22] went on to more specifically state that monkeys "do not learn from each other", rather they "learn with each other".
More specifically, she stated that had the teacher known how to tailor the test to his students' level, they would have all passed the test, as if the prime aim of summative tests is to find a way to give passes to all test takers.
More specifically, he stated that he took a good look at the balance sheet earlier this year and ultimately decided the cost of acquiring a customer for the 'old' MadeIT was far too high compared to the projected revenue from selling ads based on their traffic projections, and that Facebook was effectively going to kill the event social networks / invitations service providers one by one anyway.
More specifically, we stated that one of the "goal" of the study is " capturing the relevant mechanisms in an identifiable mathematical model".
Many participants described HIV diagnosis as negatively affecting their desire for more children, though none specifically stated that IPV had affected their fertility intentions.
More specifically, it states that: Without prejudice to Member States' civil liability regimes, Member States shall provide for effective, proportionate and dissuasive penalties in respect of statutory auditors and audit firms, where statutory audits are not carried out in conformity with the provisions adopted in the implementation of this Directive (art. 30.2 chap. VII, Directive 2006/43/EC).
More specifically, Paul states that he saw the Lord (1 Corinthians 9 1), though Acts claims that near Damascus he saw a blinding bright light.
More specifically, it states that PSDs are "…impairments of mental functions, activity limitations and participation restrictions that include both the individual's mental capacities and his or her social interactions (such as in work, family life and leisure activities)" [ 7].
More specifically, they state that working memory is important for (1) adequate representation of self-regulatory goals, (2) the control of attention, and (3) protecting goals from interferences such as desires and craving.
More specifically, the participants stated that argumentation is useful during consultations to deal with unrealistic expectations and medically inaccurate beliefs and to solve differences of opinion.
