A few years ago I was introduced to the concept of queer theology, a branch of scripture study that affirms LGBTQ people in religious text.
Doctors pointed to a 1986 study in the journal Pain that affirmed what Alexander was hearing from attendings.
In a subsequent study, we found that affirming values violated by an offense restored moral identity, which led participants to experience greater self-forgiveness as well aself-forgiveness aser self-trust and desire for reconciliation.
Even opinion pieces need to be based in fact, and good op-ed writers will make sure that they reference articles, studies, and data that affirm why they are voicing that opinion.
One of the studies that affirms the diminishing proportion of blue collar whites in the electorate, written for the Brookings Institution by Ruy Teixeira and Alan Abamowitz, concludes [pdf], nevertheless, that "the voting proclivities of the white working class will make a huge difference and could well determine who the next president will be".
This is coherent with previous studies that affirm that when compared to Asians, Europeans tend to value more high-arousal positive affects (eg: excitement) and less low-arousal positive affects [ 28].
This study also affirmed that the store-as-a-brand concept is valid for a single-brand apparel retailer.
Since that time, several National Academy of Sciences studies have affirmed that genetically engineered crops have the potential to introduce new toxins or allergens into our food and environment.
Furthermore, XPS and PL studies affirmed that indium as donor is the main source of conductivity in these films.
Multiple epidemiologic studies have found that individuals who participate in outdoor activities or work outside are a population at increased risk of air pollution related health effects due to increased exposure, which has been affirmed by studies that have reported consistent associations between O3 exposure and respiratory health outcomes in these groups (U.S. EPA 2006b).
