And in our rituals of death, we get a particularly good glimpse of the post-religious, post-secular condition.
Participants (randomized, n=192; analyzed, n=149) were randomly assigned to a secular forgiveness condition, a religious forgiveness condition, or a no-intervention comparison condition.
Poisson regression was used to adjust for demographics, economic conditions, secular time, and geographic factors to estimate the change in procedure rate associated with health reform by race/ethnicity and area income.
Study objetives: The goal of this study was to assess variability in the management of patients admitted to hospitals with community-acquired pneumonia (CAP), and changes in secular trends of this condition.
I spoke with a staffer at one of America's largest secular organizations on the condition of anonymity who told me that issuing a statement condemning Spencer was discussed but shot down, in part because the organization's leadership didn't want to draw attention to the fact that Spencer is an atheist.
Under suitable boundary conditions the secular equation has been established in closed form.
Methods for counting samples under conditions of secular equilibrium and non-equilibrium between 32Si and its daughter isotope 32P are described.
The availability of different metals and substrates has changed over the course of Earth's history as a result of secular changes in redox conditions, particularly global oxygenation.
In fact, if you measure the economy's performance in terms of its ability to generate rising incomes, it has been operating under conditions of secular stagnation since the 1980s, when the gap between worker productivity and median real wages first opened up.
*Adjusted for age structure, meteorological conditions, and secular mortality trends in Tasmania.
