"This issue matters, at least in the United States, because creationists have promoted the problems with Biston as a refutation of evolution itself...
educational quality and equity in U.S. public schools by hampering educators' efforts to focus on the broad range of learning experiences that promote the innovation, creativity, problem solving, collaboration, communication, critical thinking and deep subject-matter knowledge that will allow students to thrive in a democracy and an increasingly global society and economy.
Ms. Snyder said she would promote the use of problem-solving courts, developed by the state's Office of Court Administration to treat defendants.
Adverse family life events are likely to result in reduced parental supervision and attention, which in turn are likely to promote the development of problems in the adolescent offspring [ 56].
Considering the difficulty in promoting the common problem of protocol, we design EDMTP-based schemes on SMTA (sending Mail Transfer Agent) and RMTA (receiving Mail Transfer Agent).
Drones could be promoting the very problem that they are intended to solve.
It doesn't promote the critical thinking and problem-solving skills that are essential for good quality learning".
By inducing the use of terms that are central to scientific inquiry, like observe, identify, and analyze (Slough & Rupley 2010), explorations promote the transfer of knowledge, problem-solving skills, and scientific reasoning (Kuhn 2007).
These tools will promote the understanding of fundamental problems in cell biology, development and neurobiology, and become useful for real-world applications such as molecular diagnostics, food analysis and environmental monitoring.
Salon's Glenn Greenwald notes that such rhetoric about foreign countries serves to promote the idea that these problems exist Over There, but not over here.
