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The funds will be used to finance national education priorities, initially those articulated in the Liberia Primary Education Recovery Programme LPERPP).

Recent work by Wong and Hodson (2009) revealed inconsistencies between the views held by scientists and those articulated in the science studies literature.

Indeed, these recommendations are analogous to those articulated in Vision and Change in Undergraduate Biology Education: A Call to Action (AAAS, 2011), a document that emerged from a series of national conversations, workshops, and conferences for life sciences educators.

A comprehensive 2006 review of the undergraduate science curriculum at UQ found similar issues to those articulated in BIO2010 (the review documentation is available at http://espace.library.uq.edu.au/collection/UQ 152846). The majority of undergraduate science students were intending to complete a biology-related major, and few were enrolling in the recommended courses with a quantitative base.

The uncertainty is about future predictions, but all say those are fully articulated in all reports.

He added that "tensions" were part of being in coalition and said: "It's not a political crisis when some of those differences are articulated in public".

Although the principles identified in this study differ in some aspects from those articulated for generalist doctors in more developed country settings and by WONCA and the WHO, the core principles of a biopsychosocial approach to patient-centred practice remain common to all approaches.

Not only will some environmentalists and animal activists find the view underinclusive, but so too will those who subscribe to the "commonsense view" articulated in section 1.

In short, those whose vision of liberation goes far beyond what Sanders has articulated in his political program.

But this idea is never convincingly articulated in the performances.

Slowly, similar views are being articulated in academia.