Criticism continues to be leveled against traditional science for its lack of relevance for the everyday world (Osborne and Collins 2000).
The supposedly protective formal law courts, the idealized shielding and fair modern state, and the global human rights movements often have limited relevance for the everyday realities of people in local communities in Africa.
This investigation suggests that GPs have largely accepted the relevance of LBP guideline recommendations for everyday practice.
One possible explanation for this is that the neuropsychological deficits do not have the same relevance to everyday activities for HIV+ individuals in Botswana, as compared to US studies where even mild cognitive impairment has been shown to adversely impact vocational activities [6].
First, I wanted to introduce students to philosophical argumentation and make a case for philosophy's relevance to everyday life.
The think-aloud interviews mainly provided input on clarity for everyday language, highlighted ambiguities and questioning of relevance of certain items.
In this study, we focussed on a clearly distinguishable concept of the self, the attribution of personal relevance to everyday stimuli [14], [15] (for a recent review concerning the various concepts of the self, see [6]).
Although Islam, like some other faiths, aspires to be the world's reigning religion, they said, the method for carrying out that goal, or even its relevance in everyday life, remains a far more complex subject than Mr. Yerushalmi suggests.
The Faculty of Engineering at The University of Nottingham, UK, has developed interdisciplinary, hands-on workshops for primary schools that introduce space technology, its relevance to everyday life and the importance of science, technology, engineering and maths.
