"For a long time, social protest and pride in black culture and history have been the most significant themes in what we've done".
It must be acknowledged that Kant has furnished many of the most significant themes that are found in the currents of contemporary philosophy, even in the forms that they still assume today.
The most significant themes that emerged regarding why English is used were quality of nursing care, professionalism, and career advancement: to "Keep abreast of medical/nursing research and new treatments," "Improve quality of care/provide health education," "Communicate with doctors and other health-care professionals," and "Communicate with foreign caregivers".
A framework analysis was used to subdivide the data as well as assign categories to ascertain the most significant themes and patterns, with relationships between constructs, as well as deviant cases, being identified [ 20, 21].
The most significant design theme arising from the design and planning literature and potentially affecting neighborhood sociability is the interface between the private and public realms (Kelbaugh 1997; Jacobs 1961; Alexander 1965, Alexander 1977; Duany and Plater-Zyberk 1992).
The episode, Quigley said, "might be one of the most significant socially themed dramatic programs to air in the 1960s.
(And while it's true that Kafka is a key figure of the Jewish cultural past, as one of the world's most significant authors whose themes find echoes in many countries and cultures, Israel's proprietary attitude is surely misplaced).
Among the most significant and recurring themes of Letters is that of the individual and society's relationship with their environment; the work has been read as an "impassioned, unqualified defense of American agrarianism".
The most significant categories or "themes" of these exercise-responsive genes as assessed by an EASE score of <0.10, pertained to the biological process of transport (both vesicle-mediated and protein transport).
