A comment that strikes one person as unreasonable and rude will strike another as a bold and colourful salvo., telling it like it is, courageously defending their interests" Which, coincidentally, is the basic conclusion of a new Pew Center study that finds Republicans and Democrats trapped in impermeable bubbles of their own experience, their whole existence shaped in different ways.
Beneath the basic conclusion of Mr. Witt, now a consultant to New York State, that the plan is inadequate, is a second problem: the current debate over Indian Point is having the perverse effect of making emergency action, if necessary, harder, and people who dislike the plant are making things worse.
As seen in our Additional file 1, we reach the same basic conclusion of hubs being functionally isolated using a completely different approach based on gene expression data.
The basic conclusion of this paper is that the genetic architecture of a quantitative trait that is, the size and topology of the underlying network interacts with the rate of environmental change to alter trait heritability, which in turn effects persistence times.
Its Committee on Surface Temperature Reconstructions for the Last 2,000 Years found the following: The basic conclusion of Mann et al. (1998, 1999) was that the late 20th century warmth in the Northern Hemisphere was unprecedented during at least the last 1,000 years.
They stated that: "The basic conclusion of Mann et al., (1998, 1999) was that the late 20th Century warmth in the northern hemisphere was unprecedented during at least the last 1,000 years.
"It lays out the historical and evidentiary antecedents that undergird the analyst's belief about the nature of the threat and provides current intelligence indicators that reinforce the basic conclusion of the piece -- i.e., Bin Laden was determined to attack the United States," Mr. Johnson said.
The basic conclusion of the above analysis is that the Cauchy problem analyzed here brings a new approach of the studied mobile robot kinematics.
The basic conclusion of our study is that in the years of high solar activity there is only one or two clearly-expressed large-scale longitudinal periods of the equatorial anomaly corresponding to the local noon, and this number increases to three five periods in evening and nighttime hours of Local Time.
