Sustaining the principles of the CRC The CRC, adopted in 1989, was the first international convention to affirm human rights for all children.
Integration of health professionals as students through IPE is considered one way to promote early, and subsequently sustain, the principles of teamwork.
Healthcare student integration through interprofessional education (IPE) activity is considered one way to promote early, and subsequently sustain, the principles of teamwork.
One defense of Locke's principle against this alleged counterexample is that these are not the same sort of thing so it does not violate the principle; another is to identify the statue and material, sustaining the principle by a different route.
For Borko et al. (2017), adaptations concerned generating tools and resources that sustained the design principles of the Problem Solving Cycle while responding to local needs.
This disparity in rates is sustained, of course, by the principle of automatic effectiveness.
Such studies sustain the hopes that the principle of activating an antigen-specific autologous immune response will eventually provide clinically meaningful improvements for a larger group of cancer patients.
Varnish formulations must release propolis right after being applied, remaining for about 24 hours onto the tooth surface, sustaining the release of the active principle on a regular and continuous basis, to achieve antimicrobial activity.
The FIT Approach is based on the principle of sustained government funding after an initial start-up phase.
For instance, Frege's definition of number proved to be inconsistent, and thus incapable of sustaining the logicist thesis that the principles of arithmetic are analytic.
