Sentence examples for the development of this view from inspiring English sources

In what follows, I trace the development of this view.

There is still no clear consensus as to how Aboriginal women refer to this transition, what language if any is used, how Aboriginal women view menopause and what influences play a role in the development of this view.

Although he is initially prepared to endorse the philosophe and republican view that government can have a positive impact on the development of virtue, this view is soon set aside in favour of the argument that moral and political improvement flows from progress in our understanding of moral and political truth — a process to which there is no limit.

Applied to the development of science, this view implies that revolutions determine the overall shape, while ordinary scientific work applies the adaptive microevolution.

From the point of view of the development of this incipient Act, as well as on the potential impact in the population's health, to carry out studies which provides relevant information or which might assist to create hypothesis for the continuity of lines of research is an unavoidable need for the design of health and social policies in the next few years.

Of those who said they would worry if their records were part of a national EHR system, 55 % nevertheless reported that they would support the development of this system, 32.6 % were undecided in their views, while 12.3 % would not be in favour of national EHRs.

Alongside the growth of Christological dogma and sometimes in apparent competition with it was the development of a view of Christ that sought personal union with him rather than accurate concepts about him.

Our finding that early bullying interacted with poor social understanding in the development of ACD supports this view, and suggests continuity of cruel and harmful behavior from preschool age into adolescence.

This article explicates the development of top-view numeric coding of 3-D cube structures within a design research project focused on 3-D visualization skills for elementary grades children.

The rationale behind this supposition (see [ 26, 28, 29, 34] for further development of this view) was straightforward: fermentation is a simple mode of metabolism that is inherent in the most primitive anaerobic organisms.

(See Scheffler 1993 for a development of this view, and Harris 1989a and 1989b for criticism of the adequacy of this response).