Midori closed the program with an agitated rendering of Mr. MacMillan's "After the Tryst" (1994), a slight study for a larger work, and a lively, bright-hued account of Mr. Adams's "Road Movies" (1995), a score that is edging toward repertory status for young violinists.
"The only answer now is war," the slight computer studies student said.
But the improvements are very slight, studies show — certainly not enough to make caffeine a replacement for medication.
The slight differences in study population, such as the proportion of patients post-cardiac surgery and the on-admission APACHE (Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation) II score, are probably of minor importance.
But during the first century of our era there is nothing to show that the study excited the slightest interest in that locality.
The purity of total RNA isolated from root hairs was important for this study, because the slightest contamination would have obscured a potential apical growth signature.
Results from studies designed to improve sleep in the general population have yielded mixed results, with the slight majority of studies finding statistically significant effects [ 39, 46– 49], and other studies finding no effects [ 50], or small, non-significant effects [ 51– 51].
Some of my colleagues resolve any situation that is less than ideal by ignoring studies with the slightest flaw.
Nothing could be more artificial, yet as you study the slight changes that happen with each 10-second digital update, you feel as if you are truly in the spiritually uplifting presence of nature.
The most common is the radial velocity method, in which astronomers study the slight Doppler shift in starlight as the star is tugged to and fro by an orbiting planet.
