Mr Stein's thinking is obviously motivated in part by the experience of the 2000s.
It was inspired, in part, by the experience of playing a video game depicting the Gulf War.
Hope for a cure was raised in part by the experience of the Berlin patient, an American named Timothy Brown who had both H.I.V. and leukemia.
Mr. Hill's bill, opposed by conservative groups and passed on a mostly party-line vote, was spurred in part by the experience of Kimberly Smith, a Santa Cruz woman who nearly lost custody of her twin sons to her former partner's sperm donor because California family law in some cases prescribed an absolute preference to biological parents.
Earning about $28 an hour, Mr. Morin saved more than $60,000 in less than a year by working hundreds of hours of overtime; his work ethic was motivated in part by the experiences of his father and grandfather, both miners who lived through copper crashes.
But also, pregnant in that question is our expectations, and our expectations were in part governed by the experience of watching Exxon Valdez, and in some respects, judging the ecological harm of an oil spill based on the sheer volume of oil, without taking into consideration a variety of other complex environmental factors.
Mr. Fackler accomplished this in part by describing the experiences of real people.
By the late 1990s, as more parents and teachers became aware that A.D.H.D. existed, and that there were drugs to treat it, the diagnosis became increasingly normalized, until it was viewed by many as just another part of the experience of childhood.
Field workers are at the ready, prepared in part by the experience they gained coping with the tsunami of December 2004, which displaced thousands of Sri Lankans from coastal communities.
The women explain how their CAM exploration is fueled in part by their experiences of illness and those of others around them, which are interpreted as helping provide insights regarding empowerment and a holistic approach to health and healthcare.
This link between performance and controlled choice patterns is hypothesized to be driven, in part, by students' experiences of agency.
