Sentence examples for personal views concerning from inspiring English sources
In order to test this hypothesis, we surveyed instructors of evolution at a variety of post-secondary institutions around the country on their teaching practices and personal views concerning evolutionary theory.
Below are a few representative responses: Fig. 8 Personal views of instructors concerning the nature of evolution.
The individual interviews aimed to gain in-depth insight into the respondents' personal views and experiences concerning their caregiver support.
As graduate nurses (i.e., with a bachelor's degree) are the in majority in the teams their personal views and experiences concerning caregiver support carried the greatest weight.
A small number of participants skipped particular sections of questions: 15/523 did not respond to questions concerning information about the course(s) they teach (15 participants), and 16/523 did not respond to questions concerning personal views on teaching and evolution (16 participants).
He made a blatantly sexist remark and the ensuing, probing questions concerning his personal views may well be justified.
Nevertheless, many COPD patients express the desire to discuss these issues [ 29] and pulmonologists in the present study attributed high weights to items related to 'the patient's or family's personal views' during decision-making processes concerning ICU admission and intubation.
The Finnish chapter has said that personal views aren't of concern to the group as long as members follow the rules.
Whether I decide to share or withhold my personal views about anything, my main concern should be with establishing a productive learning environment with students, treating them as people who have concerns that should be listened to, and helping them fashion their understanding of the world.
"The chairman expressed his concerns about the personal views being expressed to the local press and media that risk the commercial confidentiality that all businesses need and asked that comments be restricted to football".
In addition to personal views and dilemmas, 'social pressures' (perceived views of others concerning abortion) and the actions of facility managers affected providers' decision to (openly) provide abortion services.
