Finally, since community colleges occupy a key position in terms of addressing STEM equity gaps (Wang, 2013), particularly in relation to Latino/a, black, and AAPI students, we hope that the current study motivates additional work on stereotypes and science identity in diverse community college settings.
In addition, they are applied to a position-dependent system, revealing necessity of addressing position-dependent dynamics and confirming the potential of LTV approaches in this situation.
Gapped q-grams (Burkhardt and Kärkkäinen, 2002), requiring exact matches in a fixed pattern of q out of q′ > q positions, are one way of addressing this.
Both of those positions dodge the real work of addressing America's gun violence problem – the slow, painstaking evaluation needed to decide which policies might help a little more or a little less, and how much each of them burdens gun owners.
The analysis of the various communicative interactions used the concept of positioning to address the relational basis of self-dynamics, the interface of human communication and self, and the interdependence of the semiotic affective system of the self and the community.
PROVIDI's relatively large study sample and its innovative use of a case-cohort design place it in an ideal position to address some of the more challenging issues pertaining to unrequested radiological findings.
Amidst progress, it is the thoughtful arbiters of scientific solutions who will be in the ideal position to address the issues of their communities and of Nicaragua as a whole.
Employers are in a unique position to address issues of violence and put policies in place to protect their workers both within and outside the workplace.
Numerous practical difficulties must be overcome before gene drives will be in a position to address any of the suggested applications.
Public health departments are in a unique position to address lack of screening and care to populations that are specifically at risk for HCV, such as the homeless, people who inject drugs (PWID), and uninsured baby-boomers [ 14- 16].
