On the domestic side, the only time Muslims, Middle Easterners, South Asians or others from 'the Muslim world' are primarily referenced is in the context of reinforcing tired-old stereotypes.
Government funded websites advocated a shared decision-making approach, providing balanced and referenced information in the context of VBAC, and information largely presented VBAC as the 'default position' in the absence of contraindications to CS.
Statements referenced CAM in the context of its interaction with conventional care, such as whether conventional doctors knew about the CAM treatments being used (5), conventional doctors' comments about CAM use (165, 107), and whether a physician provided CAM education (6).
Evil in the broad sense, which includes all natural and moral evils, tends to be the sort of evil referenced in theological contexts, such as in discussions of the problem of evil.
I saw that some commenters were puzzled by my throwaway reference, in the context of the Chinese Ponzi wall-hitting bicycle, to the fascist octopus singing its swan song.
This paper explains the evolution of the concept of delegation since its first references in the context of distributed authorization to the actual use as a fundamental part of a privilege management architecture.
The variety of topics in which human capital was used was also increasing, and there are further references in the context of development and trade, classical political economy, and warfare topics.
The investigated competencies could be divided into four categories: media-independent core reference competencies, reference competencies highlighted in the context of chat reference, reference competencies specific to chat reference, and reference competencies not as important in chat reference.
The article referenced Jones' letter in the context of Speaker-elect Bob Livingston abruptly resigning in 1998 following a sex scandal.
The G-MWF allows an arbitrary choice of the phase reference especially in the context of spatially distributed microphones.
