By using a small town as a case study, this paper shows that urban expansion is a combined outcome of actual needs, planning preparations, profit-seeking, and more importantly, the approach used by local government to achieve economic ambitions.
49 Third, the type of outcome of interest needs to be considered.
If it were true, as we have mentioned more than once previously, that (functional, aesthetic, social) order did not, in the past evolution of the human species, constitute a spontaneous event but the outcome of a project, then we would need to devote some thought to this.
If we know the factors that may influence the outcome of a specific treatment, we may need to stratify for those factors.
The perpetrator anticipates a potentially negative outcome of a situation, but feels the need to act aggressively to avert a negative outcome (such as being attacked), while understanding that his acts are outside of the social norm.
But, Kelly Johnson, the American aeronautics engineer, contributed more greatly than any of his predecessors because his "Blackbird" supersonic spy plane was a unique outcome of the need for speed, height, and safety.
But we're sticking with Denson for his curious mind, which leaps from Plato to Hegel to Rodney Dangerfield to arrive at the theory that crime is the outcome of a failure to respect the human need for acknowledgment.
Although well-documented classical prognostic markers are reliable in general, better markers to predict the outcome of an individual tumour are needed.
Although the conventional prognostic markers are reliable in general, better markers to predict the outcome of an individual tumour are needed.
The outcome of such training needs careful evaluation together with a more detailed study of therapist competence and its relation to patient outcome.
