No discernible theme integrates this mixed bag of a show organized by an artist, Dave Muller; but Chad McCail's funny and profound Freudian-Marxist cartoon allegory alone makes it worth a visit.
Taken together, a common functional theme integrates the hubs related to DT in regulation, stress responses, and phytohormone signaling and suggests the existence of distinct ABA-related pathways, specific to different phases of soybean seed development.
As a finalizing step observational data was compared with the content of the four emerging themes, integrating an etic perspective of the findings.
The themes, Integrating oneself with one's future role and Towards understanding professional competence, can be regarded as two parallel developmental processes, while the theme, Experiencing clinical reality with the mentor creates incentives to learn, promotes these processes (Fig. 2).
The results comprise three themes: Integrating oneself with one's future role as a physician, Experiencing clinical reality with the mentor creates incentives to learn and Towards understanding the professional competence of a physician.
This approach to mentorship supported different components of the students' professional development; the themes Integrating oneself with one's future role and Towards understanding the professional competence of a physician can be regarded as two parallel processes, while the third theme, Experiencing clinical reality with the mentor creates incentives to learn, promotes these processes.
The other movements are well developed, the many contrasting themes integrated contrapuntally and extended with interesting modulations.
The show is the first of three consecutive exhibitions organized by ArtsWestchester and sponsored by Swiss Re whose themes integrate a commitment to sustainability and the commemoration of the Hudson River quadricentennial.
Capacity development to bring about effective and transparent governance, improved aid coordination, and creating a culture of interethnic cohesion are also important crosscutting themes integrated in the UN programme activities.
Susan Wendell's The Rejected Body (1996) pressed this theme further, integrating the experiences of disabled people into discussions of bodily life.
