Following an elimination round, thirty-seven to forty-six of the photographs would be awarded gold medals and sixty-two to eighty-seven silver, based on originality, technical skill, and "emergence of personal vision".
Despite the improvement in surgical skills and emergence of new chemotherapeutic agents and methods [ 2], the overall survival of patients with epithelial ovarian cancer has remained poor, with a 5-year survival rate of approximately 30%% [ 3].
The syndrome is led by progressive decline in personality and inter-personal skills with emergence of a range of behavioral abnormalities including obsessionality, loss of empathy and apathy [Rascovsky et al., 2011].
This developmental combination of social skills and the emergence of fear reactions results in attachment behavior such as proximity-seeking, if a familiar, sensitive, responsive, and cooperative adult is available.
BSOP require the simultaneous deployment of oncological and reconstructive skills, and the emergence of oncoplastic surgeons is increasing the availability of these procedures in clinical practice [ 3].
The requisite cognitive skills "enabling the prehistoric emergence of oral literature" could have been "byproducts of primate adaptations initially serving nonliterary functions" (Hernadi 2001, 62).
Weaknesses in system 'hardware' (resource scarcity) and 'software' (including PSRA guidelines that reduced hospitals decision space, and poor leadership skills) led to the emergence of undesired properties.
An effective implementation of legislation of this matter, by continuing learning skills could favor the emergence of the phenomenon of sexual abuse and an effective protection of the victims.
No, in fact, these are the very skills that facilitate the emergence of collective intelligence.
Cognitive, developmental, and comparative psychology have provided compelling evidence for the existence of rudimentary numerical skills that predate the emergence of language.
