For example, engagement can lead to increases in self-efficacy, heightening both awareness and a sense of relevance, while a sense of self-efficacy fostered by success can encourage further exploration of the subject matter, underscoring the relevance of the material to the student's life and promoting greater engagement.
Mr. Kanwar, who is Indian born, takes political oppression in Myanmar as his subject, underscoring the notion that another society's oppression is really ours too.
Our mobility detection system was the first to quantify turning ability in the elderly subject, underscoring the originality of this research.
The last observations are somewhat in accordance with the results of the present study, but the few and conflicting data on the subject underscore the need for further studies of colorectal neoplasia by CC subsite at the molecular, pathological and epidemiological levels.
The identification of a relatively large subset of genes that distinguish between asthma and healthy subjects in this in vitro study with relatively few subjects underscores the power of the global profiling approach in elucidating differences between groups that had not been observed previously.
The AAAS has issued statements on both subjects, underscoring that climate change is real and that GM technology is safe.
The significantly higher prevalence of potential DDIs and potential cost impact found in FM duloxetine subjects, relative to pregabalin subjects, underscore the importance of considering DDIs when selecting a treatment.
Our results show the influence of mistakes in the selection of subjects, underscoring the importance of the use of a structured psychiatric interview when people are enrolled as control subjects for this type of study.
"This study underscores that difficulty".
This study underscores the importance of accounting for the impact of reducing agents on conventional NH3-SCR reaction mechanism when SCR catalyst is subjected to either rich regeneration of integrated systems (LNT + SCR, SCR on DPF) or cold-start.
