Once there, instead of building up their social capital, they continue to "concentrate very intensely on their work, … whereas often their upper or middle-class peers are involved in societies; they're networking; they're doing a whole range of things that actually support their career," Reay says.
Whereas professionals pound each other in search of a knockout punch, Olympic boxers win most often on points, relying on speed and accuracy to land the most punches during four two-minute rounds.
Also they are more focused on profitability in their numbers, for instance, whereas men often focus on the top line growth and get rewarded for it.
Whereas Williams often relied on violent acts to expose, amplify, or purge the emotional violence that characters in his dramas suffer, Chekhov had relatively little interest in such explosions.
For example, filamentous cells are more effective at invading epithelia, whereas biofilms often form on indwelling medical devices and confer tolerance to antifungal drugs (Cutler 1991; Donlan 2001; Donlan and Costerton 2002; Kojic and Darouiche 2004; Sudbery 2011).
Whereas we moderns often focus on synonymy to distinguish co-referential concepts, issues of reference dominate Plato's thoughts.
The Middle Kingdom has great culinary diversity, and whereas Western cooking often relies on time-intensive techniques such as baking and roasting, Chinese cuisine tends to utilize a relatively finite number of ingredients, with chefs producing a multitude of dishes just by switching from boiling to sauteing or using a slightly different sauce.
Moreover, whereas previous work often relied on using external sources for HIV-associated mortality [15], we estimate differential HIV survival in parallel to HIV incidence using seroprevalence data only.
However, in each of those smaller studies, exposure information was likely more precise because the communities studied relied solely on one water supply, whereas across California, communities often rely on multiple water sources.
Whereas previous research has often focused on lagged effects of climatic variability on vector-borne and zoonotic diseases at scales ranging from a few weeks to a few months, the results from this study support the idea that climatic anomalies during winter and early spring may have longer-term, cascading effects on WNV risk during the subsequent transmission season.
"Whereas women are quite often judged on what they're wearing or how their hair is.
