One of his pertinent reflections runs:Any race believing itself to be descended from the ancient Greeks would be automatically unhappy.
Although this study with a Mohawk community offers useful and pertinent material for reflection, the conclusions cannot be generalized to all First Nation peoples, since all the children were enrolled in preschool, in a community located near a large urban area (Montreal).
Apart from the (00l) (l = 1, 2, 3, and 4) reflections of SrTiO3, the (00l) reflections of EuTiO3 for the as-grown sample can be identified and no reflections pertinent to a secondary phase can be found, indicating that the epitaxial growth of EuTiO3 is oriented along the c-axis.
If pertinent relationships can be discerned between reflection-in-practice and narrative writing about practice, it will provide an approach for further investigations of consultations that are perceived as problematic and also medical education.
If pertinent relationships can be found between reflection-in-practice and the narrative writing about practice, they will provide an approach to further research concerning consultations perceived as problematic and also to medical education.
That does not prove causation particularly in the case of the noise test, where higher or lower glucose levels over an extended period might be a reflection of something else significant and pertinent about the person in question.
Thursday, March 24 has been designated World TB Day, and although such commemorative events are ubiquitous, a day of global reflection and action may be most pertinent in the case of TB, since at least a third of the world's population are infected with the bacteria that causes this sickness.
It is pertinent to note that the absorptivity of CdTe even at 100%% reflection from the rear surface of the CdTe layer is significantly reduced with a further thinning the CdTe layer.
It is a reflection, among other elements, of the patient's compliance [ 26], pertinent in the case of molecules with different modes of administration, and of variable costs in the diverse health systems.
Like much of his popular philosophy, Russell's reflections on education are flawed but interesting, and often remain pertinent in our own time.
