However, access to the data generated requires researchers to sign a data use agreement in which they affirm not to redistribute the data and to cite the ADNI in a manner deemed appropriate by an ADNI Data and Publications Committee [37].
A manifesto, circulated throughout Reunion week and signed by many, affirmed not only opposition to the gay ban but "support, respect and love" for lesbians and gays in the Class, at Harvard, and throughout the world.
The living authority of being that resides in all of us needs to be affirmed, not asserted.
The basic principle was affirmed, not replaced.
Blandly to affirm not just one Reagan ideologue, but, if any other Justices were to retire, conceivably as many as 5, would be very difficult to reconcile with anything the Constitution permits or requires.
"Now is the time to affirm not only the immorality of nuclear weapons, but the immorality of their possession, thereby clearing the road to abolition," the Vatican said.
Having at least one other person in the decision-making loop who has to positively affirm not just the president's identity but has to also agree that the decision would not be a bad thing.
It affirms not just your faith in human nature, but also in something more mystical, something to do with casting your bread upon the waters.
We affirm not only replication stress but also the targeting of DNA replication fork proteins themselves as potential targets for anticancer therapeutic development.
The officials of the Marathon, meanwhile, were something less than Saroyan-like in their attitude, since it turned out that, at a minimum, he had switched bibs with another runner — and the business of bib-switching is not one they view fondly, a bib being to a runner what a passport is to a traveller, a key identifying (and security-affirming) document, not to be passed around like a napkin.
