Practically this study suggests that it is not possible to trace the DIC derived from calcite dissolution under open system conditions.
Practically, this result suggests that dynamic imagery might be used regardless of the level of expertise.
Practically, this finding suggests that the students often felt that they did not receive much parental monitoring or nurturance.
Practically, this study suggests that different health communication strategies may be necessary for caregivers depending on their children's ages.
In the meantime, until results from such research are available and can be practically applied, this paper suggests ways to better integrate computer workstations in daylit offices.
Once we have gained a proper understanding of the problems the solution practically suggests itself.
In spite of the daunting odds and the obligatory we-didn't-come-here-to-lose declaration, how can a team embrace the capricious nature of one-and-done, of anything-can-happen, when its coach practically suggests that her athletes bring notepads and pencils to what is likely to be less of a competition, more of a clinic.
Not only is this of note theoretically as it points to a possible neuropathological basis for cognitive decline in middle age, but also practically, as it suggests that preventative programs and early intervention may benefit community-dwelling adults in their 40 s and upwards.
That's the Tim Vocals way, taking familiar songs — on this mixtape, Kirko Bangz's "Drank in My Cup," Rihanna's "Unfaithful," even Michael Jackson's "Human Nature" — and reframing them as guns-and-drugs tales in a distressingly pretty voice that practically shivers, suggesting the clenched alto of a young Mr. Jackson, or even Frankie Lymon.
Practically, it suggested that higher learning institutions should pay careful attention in designing their entrepreneurship education curriculum.
