And we must help countries modernize economies, upgrade education, and encourage entrepreneurship – because American leadership has always been elevated by our ability to connect with peoples' hopes, and not simply their fears.
And we must help countries modernize economies, upgrade education, and encourage entrepreneurship — because American leadership has always been elevated by our ability to connect with people's hopes, and not simply their fears.
The data suggest that turnout, as always, will be elevated in some parts of the United States and depressed in others.
In such works of ancient art as represent a symposium, or drinking-party, we always observe that the couches are elevated above the level of the table.
We're talking classic films in either case, in which always powerful genre material has been elevated into greatness through the application of talent.
As we know, single biomarkers are often of low predictive value in the diagnosis of complicated conditions such as sepsis, not because they are difficult parameters to measure, but because it is not always clear when a biomarker is elevated (and when it is not) when used in the outbred population that humans are.
After adjustment for potential confounders and body mass, risk was elevated among women who were always recreationally inactive (RR = 1.5 for always active vs always inactive) and among women who were always nonrecreationally inactive (RR = 1.6 for always active vs always inactive).
Age and BMI did not significantly affect sleep quality in either sample, although psycho-physiological insomnia has often [e.g. [ 26]] but not always [ 27] been found to be elevated around middle age.
Secondly, the newly-formed growth cone always arises from the area where [Ca2+]i is elevated (Ziv and Spira, 1997).
Second, the opinion of man is elevated to deity — your decision is always right.
There's always an element of pragmatic self-interest in the way these books are elevated.
