The separate specialty of gynecology had become fairly well established by 1880; its union with the specialty of obstetrics, arising from an overlap of natural concerns, began late in the century and has continued to the present day.
Those undergoing a dietary change expressed a higher endorsement of natural concerns as well as health, sociability, social image, and price motives than those with an established diet including beans and soy products.
It is not so much the character of a human being's motivation that is transformed as he develops, according to Antiochus, as the self which is the object of his natural concern.
Given that the United States, the European Union, and Japan are net importers of embodied CO2, while China and India are net exporters, the environmental -- as well as the economic - impacts of carbon leakage are a natural concern of lawmakers.
Confucianism owes an unacknowledged debt to Mohism for its notion of comprehensive moral concern, as reflected, for instance, in Mencius's doctrine of extending our natural concern for kin so that it reaches everyone.
He pinpointed three ways in which Barack Obama's health care agenda faced an uphill battle: the complexity of the topic, the cost of reform, and the natural concern among the populace about changing the status quo.
RNA-Seq is most often used to compare levels of expression, and so a natural concern is the consistency of the bias between samples.
Of course, privacy is natural concern that arises with anything like this.
Given the immense importance of tourism to Egypt, and the natural concern that the locals have for visitors' welfare, I do not see that changing.
In Greco-Roman and medieval times, doctrines of natural law concerned mainly the duties, rather than the rights, of "Man".
