Benchmark: Understands a variety of physical, mental, emotional, and social changes that occur throughout life, and how these changes differ among individuals Science Standard 13- Understands the scientific enterprise.
The on-line tool understands a variety of names and IDs, and also name fragments.
The findings not only confirm that such purists are often at risk for mental distress — as Freud, Alfred Adler and countless exasperated parents have long predicted — but also suggest that perfectionism is a valuable lens through which to understand a variety of seemingly unrelated mental difficulties, from depression to compulsive behavior to addiction.
When supported with a real data, these constraints may be used to understand a variety of geophysical problems.
But it may also give doctors the information they need to better understand a variety of diseases, too.
Since the F3/C model has a big advantage of greater data coverage, it helps us to understand a variety of upper ionospheric phenomenon.
If generalizable explanations of processes are taught explicitly, they may help students recognize and understand a variety of systems characteristics in multiple contexts.
This study presents a theoretical investigation of the rank-based multiple classifier decision combination problem, with the aim of providing a unified framework to understand a variety of such systems.
Just as a simplified "three-layer earth model," which generalizes the earth as composed of three layers core, mantle, and crust is useful for understanding a wide variety of complex earth systems; a generalized set of essential pedagogical principles can be useful for helping researchers understand a variety of complex learning outcomes.
Although the functional role of BK channels in inner hair cells (IHCs) is not fully understood, a variety of evidence suggests that they are responsible for the rapidly-activating K+ current (IK,f) observed in these cells [12], [22], [23], [24], [25].
In organization theory, the concepts of 'motivation', 'job satisfaction' and 'loyalty' are commonly used to understand a variety of workplace decisions.
