Likewise, no difference was found in the standpoints toward HPV vaccination between parents of adolescent girls and the rest of the population.
More specifically, CEC client judgments were a compromise involving the psychosocial and legal/organizational standpoints toward the case, whereas CEC team judgments were an exploration based on patient preferences and the patient's biomedical and psychosocial best interests, which were both identified through case analysis.
Georges Seurat was moving away from the empirical standpoint of Impressionism toward a technique (Pointillism) and a form that were increasingly deliberately designed.
An alternative version of "regularizing" Israel's relations with its neighbors, unilateral withdrawal, has been even more disappointing from the standpoint of attitudes toward peace.
In his second stage, originality and independence become more conspicuous as he struggles toward the standpoint from which he wrote his Principles of Political Economy.
About 1880 Drachmann adopted a conservative standpoint opposed to naturalism, but toward the end of the 1880s he returned to an individualist, antibourgeois position.
Akt has become a favoured second messenger from a therapeutic standpoint because numerous studies point toward it as a central molecule in the development of cancer.
We allowed each parasite to play the role of response variable in separate models to avoid biasing the directionality of parasite interactions and to allow each parasite outcome to be examined from the standpoint of potential predisposing immune factors toward that infection alone.
From this standpoint, the Constitution is seen as facing inward, toward the Americans who made it, toward their rights and their security.
From a sclerosant standpoint, there is an ongoing paradigm shift toward foam-state sclerosant mixture in Japan and the United States (as of 2006).
