Being the so-called sane individuals of society, it is our prime responsibility to deconstruct the negative
connation that is associated with mental illness.
laxiflora might represent a distinct genus due to differences in
connation of the stylodia, for having only two locules, and the absence of lacunae in the fruit.
of Pakistan in
connation with new regulations of Pakistan Medical and Dental Council.
The birds and balcony
connation has widely painted by the artists in the past and Huma has contributed in a refreshing way.
On March 17, 2003, the President argued very clearly and persuasively about WMD and outcome of the
connation between Iraq and other terrorists:
Connation Relevance Leadership / Know--why (relevance) is external; pragmatic (Ein-Dor, 2011, p.
Hutt also explicated the cultural
connation of this interest.
Following the report proportionally between breathing and blood circulation, specialists established
connation between poor pulmonary ventilation and cardiovascular diseases.
Cicero later states that he does not consider this situation to be a delictum (a word that can have a sexual
connation).
Bilateral
connation of permanent mandibular incisors: a case report.
Entitled Rethinking Productive Development (they shun the term "industrial policy", due to its negative
connation in many quarters) and posit that the key question to ask is not "whether" to adopt these policies but "which" and "how".