Sentences with phrase «subjects for»

Subjects for discussion include millennial disengagement through to the UK's national debt, housing policy through to the opportunities and threats posed by AI.

Most of the studies matched case with control subjects for sex and age.

Paint Like an Impressionist Spring gardens were favorite subjects for the Impressionist artists.

How long do they teach these subjects for?

Are teenagers good subjects for learning marital skills anyway?

Is there a way to contact researchers who need subjects for their research?

MTHFR C677T and A1298C polymorphism genotyping was performed on 374 subjects for this study, representing 197 couples undergoing IVF.

With the help of Tommee Tippee though, you can become an expert in one of the most talked about subjects for new parents on what's normal and what isn't.

Potential subjects for the breastfeeding study were selected from an existing prospective cohort of fluoxetine - exposed pregnant women who previously had been enrolled in the California Teratogen Information Service (CTIS) pregnancy outcome study.

Use the dropdown menu above to search specific subjects for preschool activities!

Of these infants, 3733 (38.2 %) were reported to sleep in the same position at all 3 follow - up intervals and are the subjects for this analysis of health outcomes.

Donna Ward's studies are easy to follow, and are accompanied with a wealth of living books, videos, and online resources to make Canadian social studies one of your child's favourite subjects for even the reluctant parent or student.

However, in order to facilitate that choice, below is a discussion on the pros and cons of both styles of diapering across a variety of subjects for you to consider.

They are often seeking subjects for tests.

The Kid Collection covers topics for littler students like being nervous for the first day of school to praising hard work as well as subjects for tweens and teens like peer pressure and making good friend choices.

And, whereas a breastfeeding mother generally leaves milk composition, temperature, cleanliness, and intake to nature, for the formula - feeding parent these are all subjects for worry and argument, which further erode her confidence.

Online College of Art and Design This college is one of the few places which offers correspondence courses for art and design subjects for IGCSEs and Foundation level diplomas.

Subjects for which they offer materials and supplies include:

They offer up to eight IGCSE subjects for secondary age students.

Fifteen from three parties attended the meeting on 19 January 2016 to complete the formalities, elect officers and develop a programme of subjects for the coming period.

Subjects for the interviews were breastfeeding mothers whose infants were evaluated by a pediatric resident at a well - child visit from birth to 1 month of age in the pediatric outpatient center.

The Reds head into a busy part of the schedule, with 6 matches in 18 days before the next international break, and squad management and player rotation are going to be interesting subjects for Jürgen Klopp in the coming weeks, ones that will be crucial to the squad's success on multiple fronts this year.

Over the years Simont has illustrated a variety of subjects for us, including motor sports (I still happily remember the girl in the towering straw hat in his drawings of Nassau's race week), football, bullfighting, dog racing and golf, but the greatest part of his work for SPORTS ILLUSTRATED has been in and around baseball.

It should be noted that we closely monitored our subjects for any possible adverse effects after the consumption of Golden Rice and found no evidence of any problems, including allergic reactions or gastrointestinal disturbance.

The spelling, history and origin, and what constitutes a great bowl of chili, are all subjects for debate.

Yeah, I like to turn my guests into «test» subjects for new recipes.

Since nearly all of my Bible Institute work was in religion and I needed general education subjects for graduation, I hold a baccalaureate in religion from a college at which I did not take a single course in the field.

the Lord's Prayer... St. Francis — what could be more appropriate subjects for a Catholic theologian?

Moreover, the academic disciplines practiced in a university are not merely subjects for study; they are forms of human behavior.

Wieman was quite aware of the charges that these latter disciplines, and certainly the religious arena, were not and never could be proper subjects for science.

Hartshorne objects (1) that although Peirce «had an ontology of relations in the idea of relative actualities, he lacked any definite terms or subjects for the relations.

With this denotative function common to all assertions Peirce has a way of accounting for definite terms or subjects for relations.

McDermott concludes this brief book with «Twelve lessons for stutterers (and the rest of us),» drawing on all his subjects for the counsel he offers.

I am not implying that the word «life» refers simply to the qualitative, but it does include the qualitative when we recognize responsiveness and perception as evidence that living organisms are subjects for themselves and in themselves as well as objects that we observe.

Events and peoples beyond our borders can no longer be regarded simply as subjects for inquiry by the adventurous and the curious.

Beyond those details, though, she found a «subject» in the place itself: «The things I noticed about this place were all subjects for poems, and suddenly I had a broad view....

, I feel increasingly that ecclesiology is one of the most difficult subjects for present - day Christians to sort out.

Is it necessary for them to agree with you on those subjects for them to be accepted?

Such events exist wholly as objects for other things, not also as subjects for themselves.

This test of the strength of any intruding topic is healthy; where there is no planned order of subjects for preaching, the blank page for next Sunday hungrily welcomes every passing issue and invites it into the pulpit.

Then when an urgent matter arises and insists upon interrupting the schedule, that matter will have to earn a place by competing with the subjects for preaching already determined.

Schubert Ogden, author of The Reality of God and Other Essays and an outstanding process theologian, argues against subjective immortality, which he defines in the second sense, as people»... continuing to exist as subjects for the infinite future.

We have ignored teen - agers and their relation to parents, older people in their ambiguous relationship to those who run our society, and many other subjects for which church and ministry bear responsibility within the confines of the local parish.

Christ risen and Christians «in Christ»: these are the subjects for our discussion in this and the next chapter.

The Irish were early characterized as drunken, brawling, and lazy and thus legitimate subjects for police control and mob violence.

Weigel must either believe that some propositions are properly subjects for moral judgment, and others not (this truly is a form of Gnosticism), or that some propositions are more easily held and accepted by current society, and that the Church as a matter of pragmatism ought to prioritize low - hanging fruit.

I am, of course, well aware that there are many other and much more relevant subjects for a theologian than the relation of his work to the Church (Kirchlichkeit), and that he can present himself only somewhat indirectly and perhaps not without misunderstandings in this way.

Such commitment obliges us to witness to the unique and irreplaceable task of the family in bringing up and forming our children in particular with respect to education in the faith, family education and questions relating to the right to life; subjects for frequent discussion, learning and reading in the family.

Karl Barth, citing these words, observed that «those who can only smile at this point are themselves subjects for tears.»

Ken and Barbie were, for example, common subjects for deconstruction.