Indeed, educationists have long maintained that language acquisition is fundamental to all disciplines: allowing our young children the opportunity of exploring new languages is long overdue and, importantly, will not only make them better linguists, but also better scientists, musicians, artists and, no doubt, better politicians too.
Moreover, taking advantage of the high pressure polymerization, we had a unique opportunity of exploring and better understanding a correlation among molecular weight, Mn, the glass transition temperature, Tg, and the dc conductivity, σdc, for a very wide range of Mn (up to 430 kg/mol) polymers of various backbone rigidity.
The high number of cancer deaths in the present study afforded us the opportunity of exploring this issue in more depth.
In consideration of the frequently reported, only partial efficacy of the blockade of a single cytokine, the next research challenge might be represented by the opportunity of exploring, in carefully selected asthmatic subjects, the effects of different cocktails of biologics targeting the key pathogenic pathways underlying the various phenotypic subgroups of asthma.
The resulting new insights into underlying mechanisms of CVDs will yield more complete CVD networks and open a window of opportunities for exploring the topology of these networks.
In two earlier books, Ms. Turkle — a professor of the social studies of science and technology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a clinical psychologist — put considerable emphasis on the plethora of opportunities for exploring identity that computers and networking offer people.
The second benefit of complementary therapy use was the provision of opportunities to explore a wider range of causes of asthma than usually discussed within their NHS care (see table 8).
These results suggest the existence of parallel modules determining honeybees' behavior and open new opportunities for exploring the division of labor in social insects.
In an era of previously unimagined opportunities for exploring the far-off and strange, we want mainly to stare at ourselves.
This conclusion, which is at odds with a simple threshold model, should open new opportunities for exploring the division of labor in social insects.
Allen (2001) finds empirical evidence suggesting that financial innovation increases the complexity of transactions that provide opportunities to explore questions of interest of consumers of financial services.
