Darwin emphasized the importance in evolution of such transfers of function, which, as Asher emphasizes, have enabled us to understand how many complex characteristics could evolve.
Another limitation of the present study is the focus on female participants only, which despite its advantages (as emphasized in Methods) also poses the disadvantage of reduced generalizability of the findings.
This case, United States v. Banks, No. 02-473, was the latest in a series of Supreme Court cases examining the knock and announce requirement which, as Mr. Roske emphasized, has deep roots in English common law.
His worry was that one could collapse any amount of highly entropic matter into a black hole — which, as we have emphasized, is an extremely simple object — leaving no trace of the original disorder.
These data demonstrate that AS is commonplace in the F-box protein family as emphasized elsewhere [26], which offers another putative layer of fine-tuning in the circadian clock.
They offer their vision as an alternative to existing conceptions of democracy, which they see as emphasizing either hyperindividualistic liberalism obsessed with individual rights or as a market-based jungle of competing interest groups.
One explanation for this may be the new model of working in accordance with lean principles, which, as previously mentioned, emphasize team-work.
Democrats also use that kind of biblical language, but tend to lean a little more toward the second creation story in Genesis, which, as we have seen, emphasizes humankind's intimate, mutually dependent relationship with the earth and other living creatures.
To date, however, most HTA activities have focused on the clinical effectiveness and cost effectiveness of health technologies to the detriment of the other dimensions [ 2- 4], such as their social and ethical aspects and the patient perspective, both of which are emphasized as important in the literature [ 5- 11].
It was originally used in reference to a movement within Roman Catholic thought, also known as traditionalism, which emphasized, over against rationalism, the role of tradition as the medium by means of which divine revelation is communicated, and which was sometimes conjoined with a conservative social and political agenda.
