unique perspective

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British consular court records, in particular, offer a uniqueperspective on the range of moral boundaries that demarcated colonial life.
So much debate goes on without "personifying" the fetus, especially in the first trimester; yet twins probably do possess a uniqueperspective.
However, they all participated in the general discussions and contributed their own uniqueperspective on the issues discussed.
He thus had a uniqueperspective on the evidence and the disputes surrounding it.
The uniqueperspective on life of the believer is a moral one.
In this sense, the current study provides a novel and uniqueperspective on brain-behavior relations in early preventative interventions.
At times the ideas are innovative, original and provide a uniqueperspective on psychopathology - at other times they appear derivative and unclear.
Both approaches are essential to the investigation of biological vision because each offers its own uniqueperspective on the problem.
She clearly demonstrates the uniqueperspective offered by this new modeling medium and its resultant ability to generate relevant biological hypotheses.
Each team member brings to the table his or her uniqueperspective and biases based on area of expertise.
A second reason for employing the qualitative method was to obtain a detailed and rich understanding of the uniqueperspective of multiple myeloma patients.
But it is well worth the effort for the uniqueperspective and the informative and stimulating discussion that this volume provides.
On the other hand, the emphasis on a uniqueperspective sometimes detracts from a wider consideration of the topic and sometimes runs the risk of becoming more anecdotal than analytical.
Students have a uniqueperspective within higher education and it would be both wasteful and counterproductive to ignore it.
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