"There's a respect and curiosity which is instilled at a young age.
The key word is "sanook" – a Thai term that loosely translates as easygoing fun/pleasure and which is instilled in every element of Thai culture.
The attitudes which are instilled at these early stages of a career are apparent throughout the aid sector.
The only time Phillips checks his humility, which was instilled in him by a mother who would not let him play football until he was 9, is when he discusses the cruder points of the game — hitting, tackling, hurting.
Tradition, by definition, comprises ethical beliefs and values which are instilled in a person from birth, arising from both religion and philosophical standards, and cultural values and norms (Jamieson, 1993).
For the collection of nasal wash, we used 5 mL of isotonic saline, which were instilled into one nostril with participants heads tilted backwards.
Cell fragments from 500 1,000 FEnS were resuspended in 200 μl of Matrigel in PBS (1 20), which was instilled into the colonic lumen using a syringe and a thin flexible catheter.
Ethanol 99% (dehydrated alcohol USP injection, Phebra Pty Ltd ,NSW 2066, Australia) was diluted to 70% with sterile water for injections BP AstraZenica Pty Ltdd, 2 6 Alma Road, North Ryde, NSW, 2113) with the addition of 7mL ethanol to 3mL water (total 10mL, 3 mL of which was instilled in each lumen) in a syringe by the nurses on the haemodialysis unit.
One thing in particular for which I credit my mom is instilling in me very early, the importance of being nice to and inclusive of others.
Most psychologists believe that this is because reading is an "automatic" process, which has been instilled in us since we first started to experience the world.
