These discussions, and in less direct ways those for the Assurance View, pose a difficult question: How can, or how does, this vulnerability (to insincerity, specifically), dependence on good will, and empathy constitute part of the hearer's reason to accept the testimony of the speaker?
More specifically, "increasing dependence on primary commodities and low-skill manufactures has not translated into catch-up growth with other developing countries".
With respect to previous ones reported in the literature, this model accounts in detail for the interphase mass transport of the active polymer chains and specifically for its dependence on the chain length.
Specifically, in the institutionalized elderly, dependence on others for ADL was positively related to poorer scores in multiple domains of health status, and in community-dwelling subjects, dependence on others for ADL was positively related to low scores in almost all domains of health status.
Specifically, motivated by Gen Y's dependence on Social Networking Applications (SNAs) in their private lives, organizations have initiated the implementation of Corporate Social Networks (CSNs) to facilitate closer collaboration and knowledge sharing within organizations.
Specifically we found that older age, dependence on others for ambulation or transferring and cognitive impairment were all independent predictors for urinary incontinence.
The Physical Health scale specifically investigates activity of daily living, dependence on drugs and medical supports, level of energy, mobility, pain and discomfort, sleep and rest, work capacity.
Recently, Zhao et al. 13 introduced a model to predict the efficacies of drug combinations by integrating molecular and pharmacological data, but its dependence on feature patterns, specifically enriched in approved drug combinations, severely limited its potential application.
Thermal stability shows a dependence on the Al content; specifically, the Nb0.33Al0.17N0.50 coating was found to be thermally stable up to 700 °C.
Specifically, the dependence of convergence on the overlap size, the DSMC noise, and the number of time steps employed in the DSMC algorithm are studied.
It is shown that one does not need to know specifically the dependence of the measured quantity on the concentration of the diffusing species, nor does one need to measure the equilibrium state of the system.
