Sentences with phrase «emergence of more»

We studied a very young sample of the general population, and psychopathology is not very frequent in community samples; this could have affected the emergence of more associations.

These findings are consistent with the hypothesis that HA contributes to a pattern of confrontation and punishment associated, in some cases, with the emergence of a more complex combination disturbance.

Moreover, psychopathology is not very frequent in young samples from the general population, so the very age of our sample could have affected the emergence of more associations.

The high responsiveness may be an effect of the slow emergence of a more individualistic society.

These lessons can eventually foster «the emergence of more mature relationship behaviors.»

Having said all that, we can see that the trend of building fashionable and elegant houses is accelerating day by day with the emergence of more and more interior designers and builders.

This is leading to the emergence of more specialised professional and business services companies who in turn require highly - skilled staff to deliver the necessary services and retain customers,» he said.

Rapid technological innovation and the emergence of more stringent regulations means banks are having to reinvent themselves as trusted providers...

In reaching this decision, they should be mindful of the emergence of a more fluid market for professional managers, with more opportunities for progression and co-ownership.

With the emergence of a more diverse global workforce, companies are looking for ways to leverage diversity to give them a competitive business advantage, and law firms should strive to do the same.

Remaining alert of the continuing emergence of a more positive outlook for the region, we support the recognition of opportunities presented by investment in infrastructure and emergence of globally recognised skills in other industries such as bio-tech, life sciences, tourism and food and drink — all of which will encouraging an appetite for growth and investment for the medium to long term.

I would suggest firms be on the lookout for the emergence of more notice and consent laws, most likely through revisions to existing national privacy laws around the world.

As the remaining Nanticoke units are retired, the biomass can go toward supporting the emergence of more efficient combined heat and power (CHP) plants distributed throughout the area.

And, with young and grassroots environmentalists more inspired by the vision of creating a new energy economy than regulating the old one, there's new hope that we will soon see the emergence of a more expansive, relevant, and powerful ecological movement, one grounded in possibilities, not limits.

A testimony to the degradation of certainty and to the emergence of a more hopeful era, the exhibition proposes a container as a content where there is no subordination between reality and its representation.

Perhaps it has something to do with the peculiar mixture of post-68 entropy and diasporic unravelling of mass political and social movements and the concomitant emergence of more radically elusive and secretive strains of resistance, unable or unwilling to be reduced to a defining form or identity.

Even the well - heeled are looking for good value, and we have seen an emergence of more art advisors to act as a client's agent.»

In addition, recent years have seen the emergence of more diverse perspectives in the creation of verse novels, with many new poets to know.

Education researchers had for decades largely ignored the emergence of more rigorous methods for program evaluation and, as a result, the evidentiary cupboard was bare.

We need to support the emergence of more alpha authorizers, those who are independent of the K — 12 system and have the courage and tenacity to serve as change agents, market makers, and forces for quality, while reliably performing the core functions of authorizing mentioned above.

As our knowledge of eczema continues to grow, we expect to see the emergence of more robust research and effective treatment modalities.

This finding urges further vigilance and improved control measures to limit the dissemination of this lineage and the emergence of more C. difficile MDR - strains.

«The standard vaccines that are in current use are safe and effective, and not prone to cause the emergence of more dangerous strains of viruses.

Although the morbidity and mortality of that pandemic were lower than feared, public health professionals continuously monitor for the emergence of more virulent strains [61].

Rather, hominids appear to have originated and persisted within more closed, wooded habitats until the emergence of more ecologically aggressive Australopithecus.

«As synthetic biology leads to the emergence of more sophisticated GMOs to address these grand challenges, we must assume a proactive role in establishing safe and efficacious solutions for biotechnology, similar to those who worked to secure the Internet in the 1990s.»

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP)-- Syracuse University expelled a fraternity over an offensive video that members say was intended as satire, but the controversy is continuing with the emergence of more video simulating a sexual assault of a disabled person.

But if we recognise the foreignness of the past, and the very different ways in which people in different political settings responded to the pressures of social change and the emergence of more popular forms of politics at the end of the eighteenth and beginning of the nineteenth centuries, we may find ourselves able to ask questions of our present — and of our futures — that would not otherwise be asked.

And yet, the growing popularity of minority parties in England indicates the emergence of a more complex political landscape.

He may have decided during the summer break that its time he won the top prizes hence the emergence of a more focused person on the pitch.

The emergence of more globalised value chains means that product development, distribution and sales is now a 24 hour business.

The emergence of a more sophisticated foodservice equipment and supplies buyer.

Buddhism has much to contribute to the emergence of a more realistic worldview, but thus far, I fear, even in Thailand, academic work proceeds on the assumptions of the Western Enlightenment rather than those of Buddhist enlightenment.

A certain degree of chaos will accompany the emergence of a more complex order.

Those aims capable of addressing an entire species by infusing in them a novel order bringing about the emergence of a more advanced species constitute that part of the Logos which we call the creative Word.

From the viewpoint of the ontological principle the task of philosophy is not that of explaining and constituting the concrete, but rather: «Its business is to explain the emergence of the more abstract things from the more concrete things... Philosophy is explanatory of abstraction, and not of concreteness.»

Still, over the long haul, the evolutionary story clearly displays a trend toward the emergence of more and more elaborate entities.

To suggest that we will not also see the emergence of more generally applicable, and more widely lucrative, products defies common sense.

As seen from the perspective of science, evolution is simply a process involving the gradual emergence of more and more complex entities and societies.

Packed with songs you always forgot were on this album, JT's first solo record, 2002's Justified, marks the emergence of a more teenage Timberlake, artistically speaking.

«I thought if ever we were going to do something dramatic and lasting to change Australia's gun laws to prevent the emergence of a more alien gun culture in our country, this was the time to do it.»

An aging global population in the developed world, coupled with the emergence of a more robust healthcare services infrastructure in the developing world, will keep demand growth in the healthcare sector on a steady upward trend for decades.

The policymakers» response was to go from «denial to political and policy catch - up to the gradual emergence of a more holistic approach through four interrelated components.»

If 50,000 years ago the human race was motivated by simple survival, the emergence of more complex societies have bred a drive within human beings to, broadly speaking, seek reward and avoid punishment.

Not exact matches

But more recently it has been battling with the emergence of athleisure and better bra offerings from the like of American Eagle Outfitters» (aeo) Aerie and Gap Body.

Thanks to the emergence of cloud technology, entrepreneurs have more invoicing and accounting solutions than ever before.

This is reflected not only in the emergence of consumer - directed health insurance benefits, which are designed to give consumers more «skin in the game,» but also in an array of direct - to - consumer outreach efforts, many of which aid patients in navigating the health care system and managing their own health and wellness.

That's changed with the emergence of ski firms catering to a more snowboard - like look and some snowboard companies openly embracing their two - planked brethren.

With the emergence of the internet, email, cellphones and voicemail, we have become more impersonal than at any time in recent memory.

In the last Great Depression, one of the responses to a worldwide collapse of capitalism was the emergence of new and more militant unions.