To fill this research gap, this paper aims to determine the factors that influence perceptions of how seriously HIV/AIDS affects one's community and to examine whether perceived seriousness of HIV/AIDS in one's community influences HIV testing behavior.
Butterworth is pleasingly unironic about his sense of these things (which isn't to say he isn't funny, too; laughter in the face of terrible seriousness is one of the distinct achievements of Jerusalem).
If one rejects the spirit of seriousness, one might lucidly acknowledge that, as transcendence, one's belief is always in question and so not really a secure belief.
Perec resists the seriousness of tone that one expects of a Holocaust novel.
"Using a gun is a whole different criminal mind-set, a seriousness of purpose, and one that you will get a minimum of five extra years tacked on to your sentence," Mr. Ferrick said.
Underlying these whimsical touches is a seriousness of purpose that one encounters in small start-ups but only rarely in companies the size of YouTube (more than seven hundred employees and growing fast, to judge by all the red balloons).
"Is an analyst with such a callous disregard for the integrity of the evidence and the seriousness of his/her job one also likely to disregard other rules, like changing gloves or cleaning the workstation or other methods necessary to safeguard the evidence?" wrote Professor Murphy, who has written about DNA labs.
As an indication of the seriousness of the problem, one ODN from South Africa, in an attempt to ease the nurses' workload and stress, asked them to lower their standards so that they could complete more work in less time.
Using a subsample of respondents to the 2005 Los Angeles County health survey, we examined the relationship between perceptions of the seriousness of HIV/AIDS in one's community and HIV testing.
"Shattered Glass" has its moments, if not enough of them; as in "Breach," Mr. Ray's unapologetic seriousness is one of the film's strongest assets.
