However, Participant A's role was not only focused on providing for educational needs, but also play partner stemming from his valuing of physical development of his child.
Therefore, our view is that conflicts over public policies often stem from value judgments about both the nature of the evidence and standards of evidence.
"It also stems from the values of a chief - they are wise, the head of and respected by communities and my brother identifies with that and wants to encompass that, he wants to be the guy people come to for advice". The 25-year-old former Colchester United forward loves the name so much, his pet dog is called - you guessed it - Chief.
It's got a crappy reputation now, but it stems from the values of original club culture: respect, being positive, communal unity.
In Uganda, CVWs in palliative care reported that the reason for becoming a volunteer stemmed from traditional values of wanting to help other people (Jack et al. 2012).
As is often the case with systems that suffer from poor adoption, physician's failure to use guideline-recommended information may stem from uncertain value of the information as well as a practical lack of time and resources [ 10, 11, 15].
Aside from problems with the line-up of Rover sedans, the company has been badly hurt by currency problems stemming from the high value of the British pound.
Public concern over land application of biosolids stemming from the occurrence of micropollutants hampers the value of biosolids which are important to wastewater treatment plants as a valuable by-product.
The sample interdependence of RT-qPCR stemming from the measurement of Cq and ΔCq values is eliminated with ddPCR which provides an independent measure of the absolute nucleic acid concentration for each sample without standard curves thereby reducing inter-well and inter-plate variability.
There are many other issues in bank accounting, some stemming from the nature of market value estimates.
