The behavior of the bipartite degree distribution in Figure 3(B) merits further study.
4) For the transcripts showing 2 peaks in expression per 24h, this pattern has been previously observed (Cagampang et al., 1998a, b) and this merits discussion.
It's equally as difficult to turn a blind eye to Bing's cog-in-the-machine breakdown in "Fifteen Million Merits" where Bing (Daniel Kaluuya) is a part of a simulated slave-like institution that requires its society to ride bikes to power their surroundings and earn "merits".
Nonetheless, the merit of "Best of Enemies," as well as its commercial success, depends upon a crucial ambivalence.
But under the new system, in which 0 to 13 points gets an A, 14 to 27 points merits a B, and 28 or more is a C, officials have softened some rules, like those governing the temperatures of food held for service.
The only larger mall REIT, 172-mall Simon Property Group (whose $13 billion in property value also makes it the asset leader of all kinds of REITs), trades at a mere 5% over NAV and merits a B for value.
Vanguard Index Trust has a three-year annualized return of 30%, is dirt cheap with expenses totaling only 19 cents per $100 of assets, and still merits a B rating in tax efficiency.
The fact that the levels of certain baseline indicators in Areas A and B were significantly different merits exploration.
Results of the NSABP trial B-18, evaluating the merits of neoadjuvant chemotherapy for the treatment of stage I and II breast cancer, support this.
Under assessment area b) it was recommended (merits attention) that management should ensure that a procedure for the transfer of data from the research terminals to individual PCs is developed and implemented.
