Awareness of problematic attitudes may allow the opportunity to support women in reconciling their body image and bonding with first their fetus, then their baby.
Commentators struggled to reconcile the modest body count with sobering images of cars, homes, and buildings loosed from the earth and carried out to sea.
She is as impressed with her husband's strength as he is with her beauty, and they reconcile over the body.
Luckily, hydrothermal vents come in both acidic and alkaline flavors, and while the case for alkaline origins grows stronger every day, it isn't too difficult to reconcile the growing body of evidence to either scenario, should an eventual consensus emerge.
A few years ago, Taryn's husband was attending social events on his own while she stayed at home, wading through the painful voices and making futile attempts to reconcile with the body she occupied.
In this work, we begin to reconcile a large body of data that ascribe a plethora of biological functions to SL-1.
Although studies concerning the function of H2A.Z in mammalian cells have always yielded results that seem difficult to reconcile, a growing body of evidence suggests that H2A.Z is present at gene promoters and that in an acetylated form, its presence correlates with gene expression [ 13, 14].
Taking seriously the intransigence of sexual difference, and the violent fractures within and of identity, Kristeva advocates feminist support for alienation that would not pretend to reconcile the rupture between body and law (what Lacan calls castration) and would refuse the solace of identity.
Through her visual storytelling, one is forced to reconcile with their own body and its mortality.
The authors of this paper stated that they were surprised by this high prevalence of pathologic esophageal acid exposure and an accompanying editorial pointed out that the findings were difficult to reconcile with a large body of evidence supporting the outstanding therapeutic efficacy of PPIs in GERD [ 2].
