Additionally, women who support conforming to traditional gender roles are more likely to feel flattered by whistling, while women who support women's rights usually feel it is demeaning, according to sociologist Carol Brooks Gardner's research.
The mixed catalysts obtained by impregnation of Mo and V on different supports conform a potentially attractive system to achieve dehydrogenation of propane.
If we value the benefits of social living, this may require that we support and conform to socially-developed norms of conduct that constrain individuals from acting in ruthless pursuit of self-interest.
The entire floor-ceiling (a fire-resistive ceiling protecting a floor) or roof-ceiling (a fire-resistive ceiling protecting roof supports) should conform to construction details in a UL-listed or Factory Mutual (FM -approved design.
UNICEF: UNICEF needs to support initiatives conforming to three requirements of equal importance.
Crystal offers a similar filter list, and blocks tracking technology, malware and social networking annoyances, while also offering users the ability to support sites that conform to the Acceptable Ads criteria by allowing non-intrusive advertising.
When the basic structure of society is just, individuals should support it and conform to its norms and rules, and if the basic structure is not just individuals should cooperate with others to bring about a just basic structure so long as they can do so at moderate cost and risk to themselves (Rawls 1999, chapters 2 and 3).
This proposed rule goes against the legislation establishing the biosimilar pathway in the USA, which was supported by conforming amendments to the Social Security Act section 1847A(b)(4),(6) that should have prohibited reimbursement based on a volume-weighted average [ 49, 50] and supported separate HCPCS codes for each biosimilar product.
Nevertheless, one model should receive greater support if its predictions conform to the data better than the other.
Research elucidating social norms influencing alcohol use supports the desire to conform to peers.
