Today, humans retain the genetic underpinnings of both conflict and conflict management; thus, we retain the potential for both war and peace.
But, as with Mr. Koch-Weser's contentious candidacy, that of Mr. Kohler -- a 57-year-old former finance ministry official with an impressive record in gluing together the financial underpinnings of both German reunification and the European single currency -- has become mired in a trans-Atlantic debate over his credentials to head the I.M.F., one of the world's influential financial institutions.
◦ RNA and DNA are the underpinnings of both somatic physiological processes and of reproduction and are the twin universal features of life on Earth.
In this review, we seek to elucidate the biological underpinnings of both mechanical and electrical signaling, as identified via studies related to cardiac development and those related to an evaluation of cardiac disease progression.
Given the underpinnings of both hyperactive central banks and our persistently sluggish economy, don't look for the unusual disconnect to disappear overnight.
Anxiety and fear are the leading symptoms in anxiety disorders such as panic disorder and phobias, which are thought to feature complex neurobiological underpinnings with both genetic as well as environmental factors.
This study investigated how the neuronal underpinnings of both adaptive and stable cognitive control processes are affected by traumatic brain injury (TBI).
The Flipped Classroom has underpinnings in both the constructivist [ 8] and social learning theory [ 9] because it permits and encourages students to view learning as an active and social process.
In the same way, many of the same psychological underpinnings play into both".
There are more than 600 Authorised Training Bodies approved and supervised by the ANBs for implementing the EWF Qualification courses, which combine both underpinning knowledge and application experience, thereby providing close links with industrial practice.
