If metaphors routinely influence how we make inferences and gather information about the social problems that confront us, then the metaphors in our linguistic system may be offering a unique window onto how we construct knowledge and reason about complex issues.
1 4 However, identifying other factors that are reliably prognostic for survival or predictive of response to treatment has been problematic and, although evidence for the influence of several other factors, including histological subtype, has been reported, none routinely influence practice.
GEO routinely seeks to influence the federal government via lobbyists like Brian Ballard, who fundraised for Trump, and a pair of former aides to Jeff Sessions, now the attorney general.
The more specific measures of proliferation discussed above are not routinely used to influence this decision, but as their use becomes more widespread it would seem reasonable to add them into future protocols for study alongside other established prognostic factors.
The cables reveal the Vatican routinely wielding influence through diplomatic channels while sometimes denying it is doing so.
Forth, we routinely recommend lifestyle modification, which potentially influenced HDL-C levels.
Also, antimalarial drugs routinely administered during pregnancy may have influenced the course of loiasis, as has been shown for other helminth infections (9, 10 ).
"Children who say they are afraid, or bravely disclose their own abuse, are routinely seen as having had their minds influenced and poisoned by their mother's animosity towards the father and are not believed.
Second, clinical and laboratory data assessing the recovery phase of neutropenia and factors that could have influenced the CRP course were not routinely collected.
White blood cell (WBC), a criterion for sepsis, is routinely performed in almost every patient but it is influenced by many noninfectious factors [ 10, 11].
