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To what extent can the project team develop a set of cultural and religious sensitivity (CRS) resources that provide teachers with strategies that create a supportive classroom environment for the teaching of evolution and support an understanding of the nature of science?   3.

To what extent can the project team develop a set of cultural and religious sensitivity (CRS) resources that provide teachers with strategies that create a supportive classroom environment for the teaching of evolution and support an understanding of the nature of science?

The NMM will retain collections that support an understanding of the development of photographic processes, the cultural impact of photography and have specific relevance to Bradford.

Under the resulting interpretation, the historical evidence articulated in this Article would support an understanding of a "fine" as a deprivation of anything of economic value in response to a public offense.

These requirements include providing measurements that will support an understanding of safe containment of the CO2 plume, and inform evidence that injected CO2 remains in the storage complex for the purposes of green house gas accounting, cost effectively.

MacKenzie says: "A minimum level of relevant training or experience; a willingness to listen and offer support; an understanding that while break-ups are tough, we're helping our customers get out of a relationship they don't want to be in; discretion and great communication skills".

Importantly, to our knowledge, the GRCD is the only ObsRO for RSV disease developed in accordance with the FDA PRO guidance recommendations for use in clinical trials incorporating feedback from the population of interest and capable of assessing change after treatment in a standardized manner and supporting an understanding of treatment benefit for novel RSV therapies.

During the first interview the participants (n = 11) stated that the modelling had supported an understanding of other participants' ideas and viewpoints (Table 1).

Hence predicting the future of reef-building corals and the ecosystems they support requires an understanding of their mechanisms of phenotypic plasticity.

Adherence improves if individuals have a social support system; an understanding of the benefits of treatment; access to appropriate care, medical foods and modified low-protein foods; and a belief that PAH deficiency is manageable.

Participants argued for cross-cultural educational initiatives where western cancer support entails an understanding, acknowledgement and acceptance of Aboriginal belief systems and that they are different to western understandings.